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    • Monospaced Text for Code broken?

    Posted by hastic posts: 2 Sweden

    Hi!
    Since 2.0 (with Tikipedia) I'm experiencing that the (wiki)text: 

    To do do the bla use -+magic+- and succeed.

    is rendering into 

    To do do the bla use(code>magic(/code> and succeed.


    I would like to have (back) the leadind space before the word magic.
    With an Firefox add-on like Firebug I see that the HTML code is: 

    To do do the bla use
(code>magic(/code>
and succeed.

    Sorry, I seem to be too clumsy to get the (code>-thing right.

    In the documentation (under Wiki-Syntax Text) I read The Leading Space Monospaced Font is disabled on many sites, but frankly I don't understand.

    Thank you.
    hastic

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    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee posts: 4642 Japan

    That does seem like a bug if it's different behavior than before, but until it's fixed, how about adding a leading space inside the minus-plus marks, like "Here is -+ magic+-." (Here is magic.)?

    -- Gary

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    Posted by Darren posts: 289 United States
    I've noticed this too and my solution was as Gary suggested to simply add a leading space inside the markup. It seems it was introduced with version 2.0, as 1.9.11 does not exhibit this behavior.
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    Posted by hastic posts: 2 Sweden

    Thank you Gary.
    That is indeed a solution... although the idea of checking hundreds of pages frightens me a bit: you see, I like the -+ syntax :-).

    If it's a bug, is there something I can / should do?

    hastic

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