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Because Textile is not a full replacement for HTML (that would have zero interest), and can be used alongside HTML.
However definitions list are useful and can be commonly used. I don’t know, you may want to ask the Textile 2 core maintainer (Zem).
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Yeah, I love def. lists, use them all the time.
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I agree textile definition lists would be very useful. Sure, I can write one with html, but I would love for my clients who are creating their own content to be able to use a definition list where appropriate.
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I love definition lists too.
So, I added it to the Textile 2.
You can find it at my site .
The page is Japanese only but you may figure out with the codes there.
Last edited by branchiopoda (2007-10-08 09:39:45)
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branchiopoda. Is your classTextile based off alex’s at thresholdstate.com or the other one by brad choate?
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jakob, it’s based on alex’s at thresholdstate.com included in the Textpattern package.
And the part around definition list has been made with the idea from TextilePHP.
Last edited by branchiopoda (2007-10-10 07:52:53)
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thanks for the info – so it’s alex’s with brad’s dl solution added. That means one could drop it in in place of the existing one and gain dl lists. Nice, especially for fans of dl-lists like myself :-)
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I love definition lists too.
So, I added it to the Textile 2.
You can find it at my site .
branchiopoda,
thanks a lot for the definition list modification.
However, if you use txp tags inside, they are wrongly parsed:
dl. *Definition text*:Text1 <txp:perm_link linkid="20">Link</txp:perm_link> more text
Text2 <txp:perm_link linkid="21">Link2</txp:perm_link> Text
<dl>
<dt><strong>Definition text</strong></dt>
<dd>Text1 <txp:perm_link linkid="20">Link1</txp:perm_link> more text</dd>
<dt>Text2 <txp</dt>
<dd>perm_link linkid=“21”>Link2</txp:perm_link> more text</dd>
</dl>
Any way to escape the colon inside txp tags?
Thanks!
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Hey for those less Textile-savvy (me): Can I use “classTextile.php” file from branchiopedia’s site to replace the “classTextile.php” that came with Textpattern, and I’ll magically have Textile definition list capabilities?
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