On 10/18/2010 02:46 PM, Itamar O wrote:
On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 10:24 PM, Scott Serr <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:On 10/18/2010 12:19 PM, Ryan J Ollos wrote: serrs wrote: Now days trac is too smart and auto closes my tags so it doesn't affect the rest of the page. Is there a work around? is there a name for what trac is doing, so I can search on that? What's the advantage to doing as you describe rather than just putting all of your code withing the code block opening and closing brackets, `{{{` and `}}}`. Hi, thanks for replying. I'll show you what I mean: {{{ #!html <font size="+1"> }}} * [wiki:PpAvailableApplications Available Applications] * [wiki:PpRemoteDisplay Remote Display] * [wiki:PpNotebookInstalls Notebook Installs] * [wiki:EngineeringImap Thunderbird Email on Linux] {{{ #!html </font> }}} Assuming that the markup is making it through googlegroups ok, you can see it was convenient to let the wiki engine work on the block of code, but have a little more control over it. Maybe there is a different wiki processor that is dumber. What is happening right now is the #!html processor is putting it's own </font> at the end of the first }}} ... just after my explicit <font> tag. Thanks for any thoughts.It would be irresponsible on behalf of Trac to easily let you produce "bad HTML" (you may easily forget the closing part).Try this (or something similar): {{{ #!div style="font-size:120%;" * [wiki:PpAvailableApplications Available Applications] * [wiki:PpRemoteDisplay Remote Display] * [wiki:PpNotebookInstalls Notebook Installs] * [wiki:EngineeringImap Thunderbird Email on Linux] }}}
Itamar, thanks that worked great. I think a better name for the !#html processor would be !#safehtml :)
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