Just an update to the group. It's not a bug, just (me) typing it
incorrectly.
This is a very good feature when you want to allow a website editor to add
some style to their content. I've got a few simple things in mind.
Hopefully to add to the auth.wiki documentation, here is an example:
I want to make a few specific customisations available to the website
editors:
return auth.wiki(render='markmin', extra=dict(custom1=lambda text:
'<div id="blahid1">' + text + '</div>',
custom2=lambda text:
'<div class="blahclass2">' + text + '</div>',
custom3=lambda text:
'<div class="blahclass3">' + text + '</div>') )
I added the following to my layout.html page, or better still in a css file.
<style type="text/css">
#blahid1 {color:green;}
.blahclass2 {color:blue; border: 1px solid black; }
.blahclass3 {color: steelblue; border: 1px solid orange;}
</style>
and then edited my page in the auth.wiki editor. The body was:
# A H1 Header
## A H2 Header
``Hello1 Custom tagged``:custom1
``Hello2 Custom tagged``:custom2
-``Custom list also tagged``:custom3
``Some Python Code ``:python
Some more plain text
-----
A normal block
-----:myblockclass
which gives me the following screen (attached).
<https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-WblLlpW7QqA/ULaNML_x3ZI/AAAAAAAAAAc/vI-TDMcSkFg/s1600/Screen+Shot+29-11-12+at+11.15.19+AM.png>
Not very pretty (yet) but it proves how to add extra customised style to
your auth.wiki page.
I hope to show it in use very soon.
On Monday, November 19, 2012 1:15:52 AM UTC+13, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> Should work the same. Perhaps this is a bug. Please open a ticket and I
> will look asap.
>
> On Saturday, 17 November 2012 19:21:52 UTC-6, Andrew W wrote:
>>
>>
>> I'm assuming it works differently to the markmin document. I can see
>> is adds a class called "custom", but I don't see the lambda function
>> working as in:
>>
>> >>> markmin2html("‘‘aaa‘‘:custom", extra=dict(custom=lambda text:
>> ’x’+text+’x’
>>
>> generates
>>
>> ’xaaax’
>>
>> (the ‘‘...‘‘:custom block is rendered by the custom=lambda function
>> passed to render).
>>
>>
>>
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