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brushed commented on JSPWIKI-914: --------------------------------- Dana, The fact that the hr element is not converted correctly, means the javascript is not running properly. (you could check the development console in your browser to check if a js error was thrown) I noticed you are running a previous version of the Haddock template. Make sure you have the latest version (e.g. 2.10.2-svn-35) which should run properly. dirk > Columns not constructed from markdown's inline CSS %%columns ... /% - > haddock template > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: JSPWIKI-914 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-914 > Project: JSPWiki > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Templates and UI > Affects Versions: 2.10.1 > Reporter: Dana Hipolite > Priority: Minor > Labels: javascript > Attachments: ColumnTesterPage.txt, > Columns&Tables_DefaultTemplate.PNG, Columns&Tables_ExpectedHaddockLook.PNG, > Columns&Tables_HaddockTemplate.PNG > > > Using the Haddock template, the multi-column inline CSS produces page > sections instead of the expected columns. > Inspecting the HTML/CSS in the web browser shows that the markdown `----` > inside the inline CSS is interpreted as a horizontal ruler `<hr>` instead of > a column divider. Meaning the tag `<div class="col"> ... </div>` is not > generated. > A quick inspection of the script `haddock.js` showed there were mismatched > number of opening/closing braces - (), {}, & []. Maybe this could be the > culprit behind the issue? -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.3.4#6332)