>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> It would be good to know how you do this, though. I have a couple >> of tags that I have implemented that I use a lot (mostly they >> just set up span's or div's in HTML). I'd love to be able to nest >> <example> tags inside this. Michael> I should have written "self-nestable" in my announcement, Michael> because that better portrays the issue. Muse already has Michael> support for nested tags, as long as they don't set their Michael> entire contents read-only. So if you want a tag to be Michael> parsed, just make sure it does not get marked read-only by Michael> an outermost tag. Michael> BTW, I've added some documentation to muse-goto-tag-end, so Michael> it should be easier to understand now. Okay, I'll take a closer look. I've tried to (non-self) nest my own tags but it hasn't worked. I just assumed you couldn't do it. Probably by dodgy code. Cheers Phil _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
