Open fknorn opened 1 year ago
In Confluence
<td><code>0x<span style="color: rgb(255,102,0);">2</span>001</code></td>
rendering as
Becomes in XWiki after migration:
|((( (% style="color:#ff6600" %)2 {{code language="none"}} 0x001 {{/code}} )))|
which renders as
<td><div><p><span style="color: rgb(255,102,0);">2</span></p><div class="box"><div class="code">0x001</div></div></div></td>
and looks like
😟
Note that this comes from using "Monospace"-Formatting in Confluence. Why don't those get translated into inline "typewriter" style (aka ##typewriter##)? This would be a much closer match both in terms of semantics and formatting?
In Confluence
rendering as
Becomes in XWiki after migration:
which renders as
and looks like
😟
Note that this comes from using "Monospace"-Formatting in Confluence. Why don't those get translated into inline "typewriter" style (aka ##typewriter##)? This would be a much closer match both in terms of semantics and formatting?