On 15/01/2020 02:31, [email protected] wrote:
I have, at the start of 1 line a piece of text "Q:1/4=120" - part of an
ABC
notation page.
It is being translated to "</p><p class='question'>1/4=120</p><p>" by
the
wiki engine.
Is there any easy way to counteract this? A markup sequence perhaps.
Yes, this is the Questions and Answers Q:/A: markup.
If you are using some addon to process the ABC notation, it needs to be
run before the "^Q:" markup -- contact the developer of the addon.
If the ABC notation is just plain text in the page, you can wrap it with
the escape sequence [=...=] like this:
[=Q:1/4=120=]
Or even precede it with the null sequence:
[==] Q:1/4=120
It is also possible to disable the Q:/A: markups. This will also apply
to the documentation in the PmWiki/ group, and possibly elsewhere. In
config.php:
DisableMarkup('^Q:', '^A:');
Petko
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