[pmwiki-users] Styling within LI tags

[Patrick R. Michaud]

On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 10:31:03PM -0500, DaveG wrote:
> Is there any way to force a paragraph within an LI element?
> 
> I'd like to end up with something like this, but seem to be unable to 
> create P tags (which are valid in list elements, unlike DIV tags), and 
> can't have embedded style % elements:
>    <li class='a'>
>      <p class='b'>text <span class='b1'>b1</span> more</p>
>      <p class='c'>next line</p>
>    </li>
> 
> I've tried many things, but without seem to be stuck without either 
> being able to embed styles, or produce P tags. On a test page at DaveG/Test.

We still ought to come up with an explicit paragraph block marker.
It's been discussed previously but I forget if we selected anything
(or what was chosen).  I know we talked about 'P:' at one point --
the above could then be done with:

    * [==]
      P: %p b% text %b1% more
      P: %p c% next line

A really odd choice might be to allow the %p% wikistyle at the
beginning of a line to do double-duty as the "force a new 
paragraph marker".

    This is some text.
    %p% This is a new paragraph,
    and this is 
    also part of that paragraph.
    %p% This is a third paragraph.
    %p right% This is a right-aligned paragraph.

Somehow this feels very natural to me.  A list with nested
(explicit) paragraphs would then be

    * [==]
      %p b% text %b1% more text
      %p c% next line

Pm