Hi!
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 4:23 PM, Jeff Hammel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The example you gave worksforme (Trac 0.11rc1).
Hm, maybe I'm spoiled by MediaWiki (Wikipedia), but do you really
have to enter ordered lists in such a complicated way? In MediaWiki,
to create an ordered list, you'd type:
# First entry
# Another one
## Sub entry for another one
And this would be displayed as:
1. First entry
2. Another one
1. Sub entry for another one
In Trac, you really have to do it in such a complicated way as
1. First entry
1. First entry
1. Sub entry for another one
To be honest, I didn't try that before I posted, because it looked
to be too "hard" (in comparison to what I'm used to from MediaWiki).
After having actually tested what's written there, I can,
of course :), confirm, that it works. And I also see an
advantage in the Trac syntax compared to the MediaWiki
syntax: In Trac, it's pretty easy to have ordered lists, which
use a different "list-style-type", like alphabetical or lower-roman.
In MW, you have to resort to HTML to get that.
I'm talking about stuff like:
<ol style="list-style-type:lower-roman">
<li>Caesar</li>
<li>Nero</li>
</ol>
Compared to Trac:
i. Caesar
i. Nero
Thanks a lot,
Michael
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