Jermolene
commented
1 week ago Hi @psiloi
The opening tag of the <div> must be followed by two newlines, and the closing tag </div> must be preceded by two newlines, in order to maintain block parsing mode. Otherwise, the parser switches to inline parsing mode for the body of the <div>
See https://tiddlywiki.com/#WikiText%20Parser%20Modes for an introduction of the topic.
Here's a modified version that works:
\function .nl() [charcode[10]]
<$let raw = {{{ [[one\n\ntwo\n\nthree]search-replace:g[\n],<.nl>] }}}
cooked= {{{ [[<div>\n\n$(raw)$\n\n</div>]substitute[]search-replace:g[\n],<.nl>] }}}
>
!! raw (<<raw>>)
<$wikify output=html mode=block name=wiki text=<<raw>>><<wiki>></$wikify>
!! cooked
<$wikify output=html mode=block name=wiki text=<<cooked>>><<wiki>></$wikify>
</$let>(Note that I edited your post to add monospaced formatting so that the HTML tags show up properly).
psiloi
btheado
Describe the bug
Get a simple plain text with several paragraphs seprated by a blank line (pargraph01\n\npargraph02\n\nparagraph03).
Use the $wiikify widget to output html. The paragraph are translated beween
<p>and</p>. Fine.Now add
<div>at the beginning of the text and</div>at the end. $wikify won't anymore do the paragraphing.Expected behavior
Wiki paragraphs should have been translated as html paragraphs.
To Reproduce
import the test-wikify.json file. open the "test wikify" tiddlers and see how it is rendered. In the "cooked" part, "one two three" is in a single line instead of three paragrpahs.
test-wikify.json
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