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    Posted by arun_akb posts: 62

    Hi All,

    I have one query regarding the documentation in TikiWiki. When I try to insert bulleted or numbered lists in a table, only the * (Asterisk) or # (Hash) characters appear.

    How can I insert bulleted or numbered lists in a table?

    Any suggestions?

    Regards,
    Arun Bamania.

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    Posted by Xavier de Pedro posts: 1817 Catalan Countries

    Hi Arun,
    you can try using the html tags:

    Copy to clipboard
    || (ul) (li)  1st item | 2n col
(li) 2nd item | 2n col
(li) ... | 2n col  (/ul) ||

    (ul) (li) 1st item 2n col
    (li) 2nd item 2n col
    (li) ... 2n col (/ul)


    You need to enable html in wiki pages (Admin -> Wiki), and click on the "Allow html" checkbox while editing the page.

    You can't see the bullets here on tw.o because they seem to have disallowed html code for registered users.

    And you can't see the html tags because they were stripped at posting time 😑

    I re-add using round brackets.

    You can see an example (html code allowed) here:
    http://uniwiki.ourproject.org/prova10Question

    HTH

         Posted by arun_akb posts: 62

    Hi Xavier,

    Thanks for the response. I am able to get the numbered as well as bulleted lists in a table by enabling HTML. But, I think, in such pages, I need to write the entire content in HTML. Am I right?

    Regards,
    Arun.

    > Hi Arun,
    > you can try using the html tags:

    >
    Copy to clipboard
    > || (ul) (li)  1st item | 2n col
> (li) 2nd item | 2n col
> (li) ... | 2n col  (/ul) ||
>

    >

    >
    >
    (ul) (li) 1st item 2n col
    > (li) 2nd item 2n col
    > (li) ... 2n col (/ul)
    >

    >
    > You need to enable html in wiki pages (Admin -> Wiki), and click on the "Allow html" checkbox while editing the page.
    >
    > You can't see the bullets here on tw.o because they seem to have disallowed html code for registered users.
    >
    > And you can't see the html tags because they were stripped at posting time 😑
    >
    > I re-add using round brackets.
    >
    > You can see an example (html code allowed) here:
    > http://uniwiki.ourproject.org/prova10Question
    >
    > HTH


    Posted by Marc Laporte posts: 1656 Canada

    I think you need to make an html table

    M 😉

         Posted by arun_akb posts: 62

    Hi Marclaporte,

    Thanks for the reply.
    Arun.

    > I think you need to make an html table
    >
    > M 😉


    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties posts: 3665 United States

    You can use the {TAG} plugin without having to turn on HTML:


    Use:
    ||r1c1|{TAG(tag=>ol)}{TAG(tag=>li)}item{TAG}{TAG(tag=>li)}item{TAG}{TAG} {TAG(tag=>ul)}{TAG(tag=>li)}item{TAG}{TAG(tag=>li)}item{TAG}{TAG}|r2c2||

    To create:

    r1c1
    1. item
    2. item
    {TAG(tag=>ul)}
  • item
  • item
    		• r2c2




    Certainly not the most elegant solution, but it works (and you don't have to use HTML). Of course the correct answer is that the wiki parsing should be fixed to all * and # within a table cell.

    HTH,

    -RickQuestion