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00841Summary: Support nested non-inline styles
Created: 2006-11-30 18:30
Status: Closed - exists
Category: Feature
From: Profiles/Robin Albrecht -> mailto:robin_albrecht [snail] mentor [period] com
Assigned:
Priority: 4
Version: 2.0.12
OS:
Description: PmWiki generously allows nested inline styles. For example: This is normal, emphasized, and strongly emphasized text. I can find no way to do the same thing with styles applied at the block level, e.g. by >>style<< or even "(:div:)". For example, I would like this to produce the style indicated: This is normal line. This is an emphasized line. I would like this to be a strongly emphasized line, but it isn't. Maybe minimally, a variant of (:div) that doesn't automatically insert the "</div>" when it sees a new (:div:)? I rate this as a fairly high priority because it is an issue that prevents our engineering team from using PmWiki for any "real" documentation. Once a page gets bigger than a page or so, people go back to Word. (Lots of little pages aren't popular for lengthy topics either.) See PmWiki.WikiStyles, nested divs are now possible with |