Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- plugin:lists [2016-02-05 19:50] – Aleksandr
+++ plugin:lists [2023-03-04 15:44] (current) – Aleksandr
@@ Line 7: / Line 7: @@
 type       : syntax
 lastupdate : 2008-03-28
-compatible : 2005-07-13+, does not appear to work on 2009-12-29
+compatible : 2005-07-13, !Lemming
 depends    :
 conflicts  :
@@ Line 211: / Line 211: @@
 ===== Installation =====
-You might as well use the [[plugin:plugin|plugin manager]] for installing or updating this plugin.
+Search and install the plugin using the [[plugin:extension|Extension Manager]]. Refer to [[:Plugins]] on how to install plugins manually.
-==== Manual Installation ====
+  * http://dev.mwat.de/dw/syntax_plugin_lists.zip
-It's quite easy to integrate this plugin with your DokuWiki:
-	- Download the [[http://dev.mwat.de/dw/syntax_plugin_lists.zip|source archive]] (~5KB) and unpack it in your DokuWiki plugin directory ''{dokuwiki}/lib/plugins'' (make sure, included subdirectories are unpacked correctly); this will create the directory ''{dokuwiki}/lib/plugins/lists''.
-	- Make sure both the new directory and the files therein are readable by the web-server e.g.<code>
-	chown apache:apache dokuwiki/lib/plugins/* -Rc
-</code>
@@ Line 341: / Line 334: @@
       'name' =>  'List Syntax Plugin',
       'desc' =>  'Add HTML Style Un/Ordered Lists',
-      'url' =>  'http://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:lists');
+      'url' =>  'https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:lists');
   } // getInfo()
@@ Line 755: / Line 748: @@
 Thank you for a nice plugin. I have a question and a remark:
-  * Is there a way to reduce spacing between items to the same as in the basic lists? I changed "line-height:1.4" in plugin's style.css  to "line-height:1.5em" (as in DokuWiki's default.css), but it didn't help -- items are still too widely spaced.
+  * Is there a way to reduce spacing between items to the same as in the basic lists? I changed "line-height:1.4" in plugin's style.css  to "line-height:1.5em" (as in DokuWiki's <del>default.css</del>), but it didn't help -- items are still too widely spaced.
   * I no expert at all in CSS or the <div> issue discussed above, but I am noticing that this plugin modifies default styling of some elements:
     * item text is colored the same as item number (as discussed above already)
@@ Line 761: / Line 754: @@
 > Try installing the [[code2|Code Syntax Plugin]]: It comes with its own CSS file which you could modify in case the colouring doesn't match your taste.\\ --- //[[support@mwat.de|Matthias Watermann]] 2008/03/28 12:49//
-To get these things back I (again not an expert in CSS) had to modify style.css (add color:__text__;) as well as DokuWiki's default.css (add font-weight: normal; line-height: 1.2; to div.dokuwiki pre). Modifying default.css just to get back the default behavior does not seem right, and I am not sure I took care of all possible cases (i.e. may be other elements are affected as well?). Is there another way?
+To get these things back I (again not an expert in CSS) had to modify style.css (add color:__text__;) as well as DokuWiki's <del>default.css</del> (add font-weight: normal; line-height: 1.2; to div.dokuwiki pre). Modifying<del> default.css</del> just to get back the default behavior does not seem right, and I am not sure I took care of all possible cases (i.e. may be other elements are affected as well?). Is there another way?
 > The ''line-height'' setting of DokuWiki's default CSS is just wrong (i.e. too small): It doesn't take into account that (a) there are characters with ascenders/descenders and (b) the footnote links are placed above the standard character's topline. That results in a broken layout((the visual effect of which is increased if your browser has to make the font-size bigger to make the pages legible since DokuWiki's default setting is far too small for modern high-resolution displays)). So instead of trying to reproduce the errors of DokuWiki's default CSS with all plugins one should correct or replace the default CSS. If you care for your readers you should never use a ''line-height'' setting smaller ''1.3'' (but possibly greater) and [[http://meyerweb.com/eric/thoughts/2006/02/08/unitless-line-heights/|never use a unit]] qualifier (such as ''em'', ''ex'' etc.).\\ --- //[[support@mwat.de|Matthias Watermann]] 2008/03/28 12:33//