hi, I’ve been having a look at the
Textism: Tools: Textile web page and can’t seem to
find a
way to apply a class to a list. I understand normally it would be
p(rss). hi =
hi
but why doesn’t this work?
*(rss). hi =
- hi
any ideas…?
thanks, josh
hi, I’ve been having a look at the
Textism: Tools: Textile web page and can’t seem to
find a
way to apply a class to a list. I understand normally it would be
p(rss). hi =
hi
but why doesn’t this work?
*(rss). hi =
any ideas…?
thanks, josh
On Aug 23, 2006, at 10:02 PM, Josh Stockwell wrote:
any ideas…?
Josh,
when I use:
*(example) A first item
I get:
Which is what I think you are after. Drop the “.” and it should work.
I just tried this out at both Textism and in Radiant.
Another really great resource for Textile formatting comes from _why
for the Hobix blog thing he wrote. It is a bit more in depth that
textism, and it all applies to the Redcloth library.
Keith B.
www.keithbingman.com
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