Vit Holy wrote:
1. I am not able to change style for some components internally, i.e. I would like to define custom style for all wiki.tables, headers, etc. for the current page. I can do that inline but then the code gets very chaotic because it is necessary to apply this styling for every cell of the tables!. Also there is problem with wysiwyg editor which still uses default style (not all users will utilize the wiki markup).
We don't support custom styles, or the use of HTML for anything other than providing features that can't currently be done in XWiki markup. We will be changing both XWiki versions and the site stylesheet, and if those changes break handcrafted HTML, it will be the responsibility of the page author to sort it out.
I know that this could be done with Style Sheet Extension object (see http://madplanet.com/xwiki/bin/view/Madplanet/StyleSheetExtension), but to do that I had to have admin rights. So, I would like to ask if it is possible to somehow create the Internal Style Sheet or if exists some possibility that I would prepare styling and someone would create this SSE object for me/us?
Sorry, no. We are trying to provide a common look and feel across the entire site, and we want to be able to restyle the site if necessary by just modifying the standard stylesheets. In fact we'll be undertaking a significant upgrade of the site CSS in the near future.
2. There is one bug with wiki markup - it deletes escape char in some strings after reediting (e.g. the "~|" string is changed to "|", so it results in table) and sometimes it even deletes (%%), e.g. on the page http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Community+Group+int_localization/common_mistakesin the " |What is your partner's nickname?" string. I suppose it is caused by removing the "~" sign in the wiki markup. It is very annoying to change this nearly everytime the page is edited. Try it yourself on the forementioned page - just edit and save several times and see the result. I found this issue on http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-2807 but the bug is already closed. Is it problem of xwiki or os.org?
We are planning to upgrade to XWiki 2.0, it looks like that issue might well be fixed by that upgrade.
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