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Changes between Initial Version and Version 22 of Ticket #2048


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Timestamp:
Nov 30, 2006, 12:27:36 PM (17 years ago)
Author:
Christian Boos
Comment:

Well, OK, so I'll also adapt the description, to make this clear.

Any new idea on the topic, by the way?

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  • Ticket #2048

    • Property Status new → reopened
    • Property Severity minor → normal
    • Property Summary Add 'notice' style for the Wiki formatting → Wiki macros for generating `<div>`s and `<span>`s with classes
    • Property Milestone → 0.11
    • Property Keywords macro wikiprocessor added

  • Ticket #2048 – Description

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    1 I would like to have a wiki notation for highlighting sentences
    2 in a page, in a more striking way than just bold or italic.
     1My original request was:
     2 I would like to have a wiki notation for highlighting sentences
     3 in a page, in a more striking way than just bold or italic.
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    4 Typical use cases would be for short words like "FIXME" or "TODO",
    5 that should immediately stand out from normal text,
    6 so that it would be clear that those are inlined comments
    7 to the text itself.
     5 Typical use cases would be for short words like "FIXME" or "TODO",
     6 that should immediately stand out from normal text,
     7 so that it would be clear that those are inlined comments
     8 to the text itself.
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    9 The proposed syntax would be: *** TODO ***
     10 The proposed syntax would be: *** TODO ***
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    11 and would be rendered as: [[html(<span style="background: #fcb;border: 1px dotted #d00; color: #500; padding: 0 .5em 0 .5em; margin: .5em;">TODO</span>)]]
     12 and would be rendered as: [[html(<span style="background: #fcb;border: 1px dotted #d00; color: #500; padding: 0 .5em 0 .5em; margin: .5em;">TODO</span>)]]
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     14That particular example will be supported by the th:WikiGoodiesPlugin.
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     16However, this ticket raises the more general concern that Trac core should have a macro that supports generating `<div>`s and `<span>`s with classes. This is even more necessary with 0.11, as there, the HTML processor blocks no longer support leaving elements open.
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