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--- plugin:columns [2009/11/06 18:19]
pan One Added reply to the "continue" discussion
+++ plugin:columns [2010/01/27 02:01] (current)
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+downloadurl: http://dwp-forge.googlecode.com/files/columns-2009-08-30.zip
+bugtracker : http://code.google.com/p/dwp-forge/issues/list/
+sourcerepo : http://code.google.com/p/dwp-forge/source/browse/
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 ===== Discussion =====
+==== Old syntax support ====
+Does not work for me at all. It is installed, I see the plugin in admin. But the plugin is doing nothing at all, just as if it were not installed. I can see ~~NEWCOL~~ as plainly as any other text.  --- //Anonymous 2010/01/12 00:19//
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+Since version 2008-08-23 the default syntax of the column separator is ''<newcolumn>''. You can enable the legacy ''~~NEWCOL~~'' syntax on the configuration page but some of the new features will not be supported.  --- //[[spambox03@mail.ru|Mykola Ostrovskyy]] 2010/01/14 08:24//
 ==== Continue for Heading Levels Not Working? ====
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-Hello all, I just wanted to let people know that some plugins seems to conflict with the default vertical alignment (top) and cause middle vertical alignment.  Just modify the plugin's css (xxxx/lib/plugins/columns/style.css) by doing something like:
+Hello all, I just wanted to let people know that some plugins seems to conflict with the default vertical alignment (top) and cause middle vertical alignment.  Just modify the plugin's CSS (xxxx/lib/plugins/columns/style.css) by doing something like:
 <code css>
 div.dokuwiki table.columns-plugin {