I have several scripts that generate lists of tiddlers. In order for ordered and unordered lists to render properly there are liberal instances of "\n". I would like to run the "return" variable through a function to eliminate the extra vertical white space. Typically, the end of a nested list has 2 or 3 crlfs when 1 is sufficient. A javascript loop with a regex query to find all instances of multiple crlfs preceding an "<li>" and replace that with a single crlf + "<li>" would clean up my output very nicely. Can a javascript guru slap a half-dozen lines of code together to point me in the right direction? Many thanks in advance.
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