On Dec 28, 2:16 pm, "Jonatan Magnusson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...snip
> Why is that? I suspect that Trac finds an unterminated table in a
> html-macro and decides to terminate it directly, even though the table
> will be terminated in a following html-macro.
>
Genshi processing will not allow incomplete html markup - all opened
elements must also be closed when processed. This happens for each and
every processor called on the page independent of any other, so it is
just not the final output that matters anymore. If not correct markup,
the whole snippet will be ignored - as you likely found out. This is
all at the core of how Genshi works, and there won't be any
workarounds.
Ticket #2048 provides new [[Span]] and [[Div]] macros/processors that
you can use for some HTML effects, but the free-form usage of <0.11 is
no longer possible. Add a CSS class and you own CSS markup and you can
no doubt simulate parts of what you have done, but it is a bit more
cumbersome - for instance a <div> block can be made to behave like
table elements using CSS. (BTW, that ticket also provides a good
background reading on the changed behaviour.)
:::simon
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