Hi,
Would you consider it a worthwhile feature to warn about bad indentation
for list items? I find myself doing a mistake like this sometimes
(indenting everyting with tabs):
* watertight eyeball-eyelid contact
can be solved with precise blendshapes/skinning
..instead of
* watertight eyeball-eyelid contact
can be solved with precise blendshapes/skinning
This leads to <dl> html being created inside <li>. While this shows up
just fine in Firefox, in Eclipse's built-in html viewer this does not
show list item bullet. This all not counting the unintended term
definition list being created.
I can image someone would eventually need that kind of markup
(definition list in list item), but in my case, it's just a typing error
in most cases, as there's a specific indentation needed (required amount
of tabs for current indentation level + 2 spaces). Is it possible to
issue a warning when such thing is encountered by writting a custom
plugin (never looked into the APIs of Sphinx actually) or does more
hacking with the Sphinx iteself would be needed?
Viktoras
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