Last modified: 2010-12-02 20:29:25 UTC
For example, if I say something like: __START__ : <inputbox> ... break = no </inputbox> Some more text here. __END__ The "Some more text here." is also indented by the ':'. See the above page for an example. I can't recreate this bug on the mediawiki website :( On the above link I have "Checked out revision 34066".
That's apparently parser error. It returns wrongly nested, thus invalid code. The key of the problem is that it closes the </dd></dl> after opened <table> which causes those definition list closing tags are ignored (since table is opened) and thus everything remains indented. I assume, that the problem is, that parser waits for the very first line break after the leading colon to close the <dd> element. And it in fact gets it pretty soon. I am not sure on which level, but either in wikitext there's line wrap right after <inputbox> or in HTML output it's after opening <table> of inputbox output.
Just tested, looks fixed
