This does sound rather interesting and I'll look into checking it out as I've
often found the official support desk can have questions missed and never
answered.
One thing I would suggest is encourage people to learn how to do it themselves
with easier to understand guides - like SecurePoll or
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Semantically, it seems like using the and {{cite}} markup found
in Wikipedia would be a better fit, although it won't preserve the
appearance of the PDF document.
- --Bob.
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite
On 2017-11-11 09:35 AM,
The best I can come up with (Not using tables, but div based layout).
85% main column 2% gap 13% second column
Some random text. More random text
Next paragraph. Yadda Yadda TEXT WE ARE ALIGNING AGAINST Some
note. Here.
(Keep in mind the percentags on the span are relative to the
Hi everybody!
I'm in the process of manually converting a number PDF documents to wiki
pages. The work is mostly straightforward copy
There is one feature of the original PDFs document however that is hard to
convert.
To simplify the issue, imagine that document has a two columns layout, one
Bleagh. I was sure I had the messages defined together with the module that was
using them. Turns out I had them defined with the module holding the styles
instead.
Thanks for the heads-up, Legoktm
Cheers
Stephan
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