Last modified: 2010-05-15 16:03:02 UTC
Created attachment 7245 [details] Screen shot of error. what I'm trying to do... -Number'd bullet -Number'd sub bullet Table -Number'd sub bullet -Number'd bullet After I enter the table however the number'd bullets reset to 1. This may be an 'ebkac' but I could not find any documents on how to format the code to prevent this from happening. The HTML renders the same in Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. I have attached a screenshot from Firefox (edited for privacy) wiki code ---------------------------------------------------------------- ## NAT to Ethernet... ### Attach an Ethernet cable... ### Use the WebIF... Common port forwarding rules: :::::{| border="1" |- ! NAME !! dcA !! dcB |- | '''Protocol''' || TCP || TCP |- | '''Source IP''' || 0.0.0.0 || 0.0.0.0 |- | '''Destination Port''' || 65432 || 65400 |- | '''To IP Address''' || 192.168.5.254 || 192.168.5.254 |- | '''To Port''' || 65432 ||65400 |}Note: The To IP Address should... ### Verify that the... ## Test 2 ----------------------------------------------------------------
Thats the way its supposed to be. To start the numbering at a different value (say 5) you have to do something like: <ol start="5"> <li>foo</li> <li>bar</li> </ol>
Used Html formatting proposed by Bawolff. Also split the document in to more 'heading' subsections to break up the large list and make it easier to edit. Thanks!!!! (I was surprised by the quick response)
(In reply to comment #0) > Created an attachment (id=7245) [details] > Screen shot of error. > > what I'm trying to do... > > -Number'd bullet > -Number'd sub bullet > Table > -Number'd sub bullet > -Number'd bullet > > After I enter the table however the number'd bullets reset to 1. > This may be an 'ebkac' but I could not find any documents on how to format the > code to prevent this from happening. The HTML renders the same in Mozilla > Firefox and Google Chrome. > > I have attached a screenshot from Firefox (edited for privacy) > > wiki code > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > ## NAT to Ethernet... > ### Attach an Ethernet cable... > ### Use the WebIF... Common port forwarding rules: > :::::{| border="1" Have you tried using ###::{| border="1" here?
(In reply to comment #3) > Have you tried using ###::{| border="1" here? I think the table would need to be all one line for that to work, so it wouldn't work with wiki-table syntax. If the table was re-written with html <table> syntax, that'd probably work. p.s. I'm closing this as invalid as its not really a bug.
