[tw] Re: Lists in tables?

[nemo]

On Jul 10, 11:22 pm, Sub subfa...@googlemail.com wrote:
 @nemo: Wow! I'm coming from MW so this is extremely useful, thanks!
 So proper line-break parsing IS possible!? Would it be possible to to
 create paragraphs as MW does?:

To be honest, I don't know.

I added it to one of my TW instances because I wanted to do a few
tricks beyond what TW tables could do (in fact, though I agree with
the 'table cells should be for singular datum' argument, I think I
originally installed because I *was* abusing it for layouts with
lists!)

Beyond that, I've barely used it, generally preferring to keep my
markup as otherwise simple and plain-text like as possible

Best bet would be to install and see what it can do :)

cheers
.../Nemo

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[tw] Re: Lists in tables?

[nemo]

Another solution on the table: The mediawiki tables formatter plugin.

http://devpad.tiddlyspot.com/#MediaWikiTableFormatterPlugin

Mediawiki syntax is arguably as mainstream as wiki syntax gets (though
it does get crazily complex in some cases - much more than anything
I've seen in my own TW usage), and I know from use that it solves this
usage case. :)

.../Nemo


On Jul 10, 4:30 pm, Scott Simmons goo...@secret-hq.com wrote:
 Hi, Sub —

 Assuming you (or someone who comes along later) is interested in a simple
 workaround, I'll venture mentioning this one:

  |first list|•list item 1br•list item 2br•list item 3|
  |second list|•list item 1br•list item 2|

 I don't think you mentioned which two workarounds you found, but that's the
 simplest one I know of — and should be pretty easy to demonstrate to anyone
 who's comfortable with TiddlyWiki.  True, it's not a proper UL list — but,
 as HansBKK explained, embedding a list inside a table cell isn't part of the
 intended basic functionality of the web.  Workaround isn't always a dirty
 word.

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