Last modified: 2011-04-12 15:56:29 UTC
<pre></pre><pre> Already in a pre block ---------------------- Fully aligned to the left w/o any spaces Indented by a space Another indented line </pre> The text above makes blocks inside of a block. If the first set of pre's are removed then the 2nd set of pre's work correctly.
To see the above example you have to indent some of the lines
Hallo! Is this the same bug as at http://yi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Monobook.css&oldid=12697 ? Please take a look at the workaround at http://yi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Monobook.css&diff=12698&oldid=12697 Until now I used both <pre> and </pre> only at the beginning of lines. In the example from comment 0 and at the new example this is not the case. It seams that the second ocurence fails. best regards reinhardt [[user:gangleri]]
Created attachment 2920 [details] Sample input that produces the problem Some sample markup that will produce the problem.
Created attachment 2921 [details] Screenshot of the broken rendering Screenshot of the broken rendering that attachment 2920 [details] is parsed to.
Created attachment 2922 [details] HTML output of sample (from Wikipedia) That's not the output I see. See URL. Attachment shows the HTML output I get: the <pre>s aren't nested, the first one terminates when the second one starts. Is this because of Tidy, maybe? Where did you get your test sample from? It's buggy either way, at any rate.
