Post Script, I used the P or paragraph here, but Mario wisely pointed out the use of div (with CSS), so you can nest things.
Regards Tony On Wednesday, 2 September 2020 14:27:31 UTC+10, TonyM wrote: > > Mat, > > I must say I am finding the discussion a little overwhelming despite being > a key proponent of this. > >> >>> I noticed in the HTML preview tabs are actually displayed, I recall >>> earlier word processes allowing you to display symbols in the page such as >>> tabs, new lines and paragraphs. Perhaps a special preview that did would be >>> useful? >>> >> > I am talking about a visual presentation (I understand you are not) > perhaps a preview that allows one to see the hidden characters assumed in > the output, if you look at the raw html output (preview addition core plugin > Internals: Tools for exploring the internals of TiddlyWiki) from there > you can see how tabs are represented. It Just allows us to see the > invisible. > > >> >> I'm not talking about a visual representation of the end of line >> character. I meant that neither the angle quote nor the tick results in a >> rendered line break when the text contains a newline. I.e the angle quote >> simply disregards a newline just like wikitext normally does and the tick >> ends from a newline (thus resulting in a visual brake with an empty row). >> So you can't get a new line by inserting \n (i.e by breaking the line and >> continue to type on the new row). >> >> > I think I understand why this seems an issue, but as you know we are > forced to use \n\n between normal lines/paragraphs just to stop them > collapsing back into one paragraph at render. The missing piece is the > ability to call any line not using another wikitext prefix like * or # or ; > or : to be treated as a separate entity, that why responding to the first > \n is so important. > > Having the facility to cause a \n\n to appear at the end of a line is a > valid, but opposite need to what I see at the original need. The thing > about paragraph tags is one or more empty paragraphs collapse into one > blank line between each paragraph with text, so prefixing a set of lines > with wiki text to cause a paragraph is a quick way to tidy up pasted > content. > > Regards > Tones > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWikiDev" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywikidev/6f7962cd-6dfd-4996-ad5e-32ec6720878eo%40googlegroups.com.
