Of course, I get it now... but that's a bit of a problem, markupwise.
Because, for headers and tables, etc. a linebreak is required. Would
it be good then, if there were some optional switch to remove any
following linebreak, maybe like so:
a) <<!<br>callFoo>>
b) <<!br;callFoo>>
c) etc...
???
On 23 Jun., 21:16, FND <f...@gmx.net> wrote:
> > Thanks for the idea. Unfortunately, it doesn't work, because the <br>
> > is not enclosed by the newly created <span>?!? Doesn't that mean that
> > the "macro-call" initiated via <<callFoo>> is somehow producing it?
>
> If the macro call were producing it, it would be inside the SPAN
> (provided the macro call is actually within the SPAN and not breaking
> out of its place).
>
> I think what you're seeing might just be the "natural" BR caused by a
> line break following the macro call.
>
> However, for the DcTableOfContentsPlugin you might try adding the
> following to your StyleSheet:
> .dcTOC ul {
> margin-bottom: 0;
> }
>
> > I saw you were one of the last to 'fiddle with' (I mean maintain :o)
> > DcTableOfContentsPlugin.
>
> I'd basically just uploaded it; Doug and Saq were working on the code.
>
> -- F.
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