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[textile] bq(class). copies style inside of own
In textpattern 4.0.6 (full diagnostoc) in article i enter this:
bq(#xxx). textand get this:
<blockquote id="xxx">
<p>text</p>
</blockquote>—-
Enter this:
bq(xxx). textand get this:
<blockquote class="xxx">
<p class="xxx">text</p>
</blockquote>At http://www.textism.com/tools/textile/index.php it’s working not alike. I except that class\id should be applied only to blockquote tag, not to nested p
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Re: [textile] bq(class). copies style inside of own
I thought Textism could be used as example of right work of textile :) Any way, don’t you think that current example converting is wrong?
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Re: [textile] bq(class). copies style inside of own
Depends on your definition of “wrong”. Anyway, it is converted this way on purpose. Is it doing any harm?
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Re: [textile] bq(class). copies style inside of own
No any harm, but what for copying class to nested p?
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Re: [textile] bq(class). copies style inside of own
Honestly, the only thing I know about this is that it was introduced in r1842 on Sep 25, 2006 by zem. Maybe this happened as a by-product of this larger change set, and stayed unquestioned until now.
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