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Re: [opensuse-marketing] New Template:Weekly news header
- From: "Rajko M." <rmatov101@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2010 18:02:52 -0500
- Message-id: <201006061802.52714.rmatov101@xxxxxxxxxxx>
On Sunday 06 June 2010 10:21:05 Satoru Matsumoto wrote:
The difference is in the syntax.
You use * as a part of link name, ie. after vertical bar.
[[#Planet SUSE|* Planet SUSE]]
^^^
which is producing plain links that can follow each other in the same line,
and you need line break.
I use * as a standard wiki markup for list item in a front of the whole
expression:
* [[#Planet SUSE|Planet SUSE]]
Which is translated by MediaWiki in (unordered) list and there is no need for
line break <br /> to move next entry in a new line.
There is difference in space between lines with manual line break and list,
and it comes from MediaWiki CSS. Which spacing works the best depends on size
of your screen and how spacing is defined in your browser.
On my screen list items are separated by 10px (11px FFox, ), normal lines by
7px (8px FFox).
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However, I needed to add <br /> tags for line breaks in "Contents"
info-box. See http://ja.opensuse.org/Template:Weekly_news_header
The difference is in the syntax.
You use * as a part of link name, ie. after vertical bar.
[[#Planet SUSE|* Planet SUSE]]
^^^
which is producing plain links that can follow each other in the same line,
and you need line break.
I use * as a standard wiki markup for list item in a front of the whole
expression:
* [[#Planet SUSE|Planet SUSE]]
Which is translated by MediaWiki in (unordered) list and there is no need for
line break <br /> to move next entry in a new line.
There is difference in space between lines with manual line break and list,
and it comes from MediaWiki CSS. Which spacing works the best depends on size
of your screen and how spacing is defined in your browser.
On my screen list items are separated by 10px (11px FFox, ), normal lines by
7px (8px FFox).
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Regards Rajko,
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