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[textile] Textile and the pre-tag
Hello,
I was very confused about that behaviour of Textile. I wanted to do something like this:
<pre>
<h3>Headline1</h3>
<h3>Headline1</h3>
</pre>
For this I could not use the textile version with “pre. “ because that would end the preformatted area right after the first empty line. But I wanted an empty line in my pre so I used the HTML-tags.
Textile should escape all those brackets to HTML-entities, however it does not if there is an empty line inside. Instead it wraps the two parts with p-tags.
Of course I could use the == notation but then I had to escape every single bracket by myself Not true, same problem with the empty line. So is there a way to do this how it should work or am I just too stupid for using Textile correctly?
Thanks for your upcoming answers ;)
Markus
Last edited by Krifitze (2009-03-06 13:52:31)
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#2 2009-03-06 14:15:05
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Re: [textile] Textile and the pre-tag
You can use pre.. for blocks with blank lines in it (just like bc.. and bq..). You’ll have to start the next paragraph with p. again to escape it.
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Re: [textile] Textile and the pre-tag
Ah, cool it works.
I searched for a very long time in the documentation but I did not assume that it may be helpful to just have a look at »Extended blocks«.
Thank you.
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Re: [textile] Textile and the pre-tag
Thank you! And here I was going to bad mouth Textile for not being able handle empty lines in code blocks.
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