How can I avoid line breaks? Say I have the following code:
span.given-name first
span.family-name last
and I want to render them on the same line. Do I have to use
plain html?
!= "<span class='given-name ...
On Tuesday, 28 August 2012 at 16:08:07 UTC, simendsjo wrote:
How can I avoid line breaks? Say I have the following code:
span.given-name first
span.family-name lastand I want to render them on the same line. Do I have to use
plain html?
!= "<span class='given-name ...
Ahem.. Bad example as this actually works :)
But this doesn't
span.given-name first
!= "\"<span class='nickname'>nick</span>\""
span.family-name last
and neither does this:
span.given-name first
!= "\""
span.nickname nick
!= "\""
span.family-name last
Am 28.08.2012 18:08, schrieb simendsjo:
How can I avoid line breaks? Say I have the following code:
span.given-name first
span.family-name lastand I want to render them on the same line. Do I have to use plain html?
!= "<span class='given-name ...
Inside of a <pre> or something similar, yes, != is currently the only
option. But I've just noticed that the HTML escaping rules are a bit off
compared to jade, I'm fixing that now. After that, inline tags should
also be possible:
| <span class='asd'>asd</span><span>aga</span>
Am 28.08.2012 18:35, schrieb Sönke Ludwig:
(...) inline tags should
also be possible:| <span class="asd">asd</span><span>aga</span>
Committed on master now.
On Tuesday, 28 August 2012 at 16:35:46 UTC, Sönke Ludwig wrote:
Am 28.08.2012 18:08, schrieb simendsjo:
How can I avoid line breaks? Say I have the following code:
span.given-name first
span.family-name lastand I want to render them on the same line. Do I have to use
plain html?
!= "<span class='given-name ...Inside of a <pre> or something similar, yes, != is currently
the only option. But I've just noticed that the HTML escaping
rules are a bit off compared to jade, I'm fixing that now.
After that, inline tags should also be possible:| <span class='asd'>asd</span><span>aga</span>
Was about to ask about inline tags. Now I have code like this:
p some text with a
a(href) link
| and some more text,
a(href) followed
| by
a(href) even more
| links.
Nearly impossible to read to say the least. I didn't see anything
in the jade documentation other than inline html tags for this.
Would it be problematic to support using jade tags inside text?
p some text with a #!{a(href) link} and some more text,
#!{a(href) followed} ...
.. or something similar? $() as ddoc?
Also noticed the dot syntax doesn't work:
p.
any text here
and here
should be the same as
p
| any text here
| and here