details tag and wiki interpretation

[Jean-Pierre Rivière]

Hi!

I've got a perfectly all right tiddler content with something like an ordered list in wiki syntax.

Then I've decided to have that part within a html details markup. The problem is, the wiki syntax is no more producing a list.

for instane my wiki code would be

<details>

<summary>fubaring</summary>

# foo

# bar

</details>

see image

[Eric Shulman]

On Monday, June 28, 2021 at 4:49:46 AM UTC-7 jn.pierr...@gmail.com wrote:

I've got a perfectly all right tiddler content with something like an ordered list in wiki syntax.

Then I've decided to have that part within a html details markup. The problem is, the wiki syntax is no more producing a list.

The <details> element seems to be "eating" the newline that is required to precede the wikitext ordered list syntax.

To work around this, wrap your ordered list within a <div>...</div> element, like this:

<details>

<summary>fubaring</summary>

<div>

# foo

# bar

</div>

</details> 

Note that the newline preceding the first # item is necessary to ensure "block mode" parsing of the ordered list.

enjoy,

-e

[David Gifford]

A span works just as well. Blessings.

[Jean-Pierre Rivière]

Thank you Eric. And <p>...</p> does work too. Nice trick!

[TW Tones]

Eric,

I noticed this today, and wonder if a behaviour has changed;

Never the less we can add a style to the div like this;

<details style="display: block;"><summary>Quick Access</summary>

<div style="column-count: 3;">

* one of many 

* two of many

...

</div>

</details>

Which helps save space

Tones