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Test 00962
Test of a local customisation to meet PITS:00962
See PITS:00962.
This page contains the following local customization:
Markup('^>>', '<table',
'/^>>(.+?)<<(.*)$/',
'(:div $1:)$2 ');
With it, >><< behaves the same way as the (:div:) markup -- which some find more consistent.
||style='color:purple; background-color:silver;' width=* ||content || |
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(:table style='color:purple; background-color:silver;':) (:cellnr:)content (:tableend:) |
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(:div style='color:purple; background-color:silver;':) content (:divend:) | content |
The fix requested is to allow the following markup
>> style='color:purple; background-color:silver;' << content >><< | content |
The following markup will actually do what you want
>> color:purple background-color:silver << content >><< | content |
But the above markup does not work consistently
||color:purple background-color:silver width=* ||content || |
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(:table color:purple background-color:silver:) (:cellnr:)content (:tableend:) |
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More examples
>>rfloat width:100<< Consistency is one of the virtues of a good user interface, particularly when naive users are involved. >><< |
Consistency is one of the virtues of a good user interface, particularly when naive users are involved. |
>>rfloat style="width:100px";<< Consistency is one of the virtues of a good user interface, particularly when naive users are involved. >><< |
Consistency is one of the virtues of a good user interface, particularly when naive users are involved. |
>>rfloat width:100px<< Consistency is one of the virtues of a good user interface, particularly when naive users are involved. >><< |
Consistency is one of the virtues of a good user interface, particularly when naive users are involved. |