Aha! that does the trick. Didn't realize it was ul that I needed to change.
Thank you!
On Saturday, March 7, 2020 at 9:23:07 PM UTC-5, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Have you tried:
>
> .row ul {
> margin-top: 0 ;
> margin-bottom: 0;
> }
>
>
>
To your question Tony, I use an admittedly strange wiki structure that is
front end user oriented. A lot of the wiki is designed around UI tiddlers
that read "data tiddlers" that are system tiddlers with multiple fields and
a naming structure consistent to the type of tiddler. It's difficult to
explain, you can see a demonstration of this behavior here
http://statme-pf2.tiddlyspot.com/ if you're curious.
If you use edit-text widgets on fields that are not the text field, they
behave (basically) the same way that the text field does, including the
ability to use ordered lists, call macros, etc. The one caveat is that the
transclusion MUST be in block mode otherwise the ordered list and block
quotes won't work. Its easy for my purposes.
See the alchemical golem on that demo and click "edit" to see that in
action. The $:/world/SRD/creature-template tiddler serves up the UI you see
there.
Thank you all for your help!
It seems to me odd that you are including markup in the field
> `"*''tester''`
This not the only thing that is confusing me, why are you wrapping it in
> triple Quotes?
To me unless you want to make use of specific features of wikitext and
> widgets in a field keep the data as clean as possible `tester`
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