Thanks for the link. Thankfully, this being Chinese poetry, indentation isn't
a problem: Chinese poetry is frightfully regular, as in lines of precisely 4
characters (syllables) (with some abberations which may be attributed to its
origins in folk poetry and song -- the syllables may have been
Thanks, everyone. That's a start on figuring out what to do with
this. I'll ruminate on it for a bit, do a few tests, maybe let a few
of my readers test it out at a test page and then decide how to deploy
it on the site.
Kwok Ting Lee
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Thanks in advance for any advice...
Kwok-Ting Lee
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input has to be wrapped in a block level tag of some sort, e.g. p,
div, fieldset etc.
So you'd use: pinput/p or divinput/div or
fieldsetinput/fieldset (very simplified)
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