> How about:
> output = tag.span(class_="spoiler")
>
Well... I guess I could do that... but that won't allow me to do something like:
{{{
#!Spoiler
This is a much bigger bit of spoiler info
And it's a lot more complicated
||it||even||has||
||a||table||inside||
}}}
At least those are the kinds of behaviors I would like to be able to
support. I'm guessing that since I'm using format_to_oneliner is why
that table isn't actually working properly with my current
implementation...
Is there some way to determine whether the macro is being used inline
([[Spoiler(a spoiler)]]) vs as a preprocessor? And maybe that could
determine whether a div or span is used?
Ben
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