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Graphical Representations (Trees and UML)

A special macro allows you to express thoughts using graphical means. See SnipGraph.

Nested Lists

You can do nested lists with

- one
-- two
-- three
--- four
-- five
- six

two
three

four

five

NOTE: Don't try to extend the above to four dashes, four dashes:

----

The above results in a horizontal line - shown just below)

Numbering nested lists sometimes works, depending on what version you're running.

1. one
1a. two
1ai. three
1a. four
1. five

three

four

five

ThoMo, 5 years and 4 days ago.

Nested lists do not work at my snipsnap server (0.4.2a). I got strike through text.

leo, 5 years and 4 days ago.

You need a current radeox.jar (see snipsnap-download). Or better got directly to

http://radeox.org/ and put it in the applications/YourSnipSnapName/WEB-INF/lib/ directory of your installation

ThoMo, 5 years and 4 days ago.

Unfortunately this results in an error:

FATAL: unable to load application: 'SIC': org/radeox/util/logging/Logger

funzel, 5 years and 4 days ago.

I think you also need to put there the jakarta commons-logging.jar.

ThoMo, 5 years and 4 days ago.

Now it run. I unpack the radeox.jar file (jar xf radeox.jar) and copy from radeox-0.7.jar/lib/ directory radeox.jar and commons-logging.jar to the applications/YourSnipSnapName/WEB-INF/lib/ directory.

stephen, 4 years and 303 days ago.

With my own installation of SnipSnap 0.4.2 I've installed the two jar files as indicated above, but I still can't get two dashes to render as the second level of indent. Three dashes render at the third level, but two still yields a ~~strikethrough~~ effect.

Any advice would be welcome!

jhouserizer, 4 years and 189 days ago.

With 0.5a I also get strike-through with two dashes for nexted lists.

Any word when nested, numbered lists will work?

jhouserizer, 4 years and 189 days ago.

...woops, never mind, it seems numbered lists do work with nesting, like this:

first level

second level with letters
second level continued

first level continued

.. but nexting with dashes produces ~~strikethroug~~ text.

funzel, 4 years and 188 days ago.

- one
-- two
-- three
- four

produces

two
three

four

But does not work in 0.5? Seems strange, as we have a unit test for this.

Update: Your're right, does not work in 0.5, I have a look.

arnuschky, 3 years and 295 days ago.

How do I change the size of the indent? It's way too long I think..

Davor, 3 years and 284 days ago.

List indent should be controllable through CSS. But looking at SnipSnap.org's style sheets, it looks like it sets the 'ul' element's margin and padding to 0. This stumped me, as it's about as much as I know about CSS, but maybe somebody on the development team could comment.

leo, 3 years and 283 days ago.

CSS styles are cascaded or better, they can be overidden by the order they are read by the browsers rendering engine. The lists have special styles like "minus" and look like:

<ul class="minus">
<li>xxx</li>
</ul>

So take a look at wiki.css and look out for minus to see how it is formatted.

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