[pmwiki-users] FAQ Page Layout

[John Rankin]

On Friday, 5 August 2005 9:22 AM, H. Fox <haganfox at gmail.com> wrote:

>Since a Q/A page consists of headings and Q/A pairs, the close of an
>A: block (which would be a div with class='answer') would be
>either
>
>* the next Q: or
>* a heading for the next section.
>
>The >><< wold close the A: div if Pm's proposal to have
>
>     A: Some text.
>
>be equivalent to
>
>    >>answer<<
>    Some text.
>
>is carried out.  Thus
>
I still prefer to have one >>...<< around the question /and/ its answer.
That way, when section editing comes to fruition, one can edit each
Q and A pair separately from the rest of the page.

The logical page structure becomes:

(:toc:)

!A section heading
>>qanda<<
Q:

A:

(:toc-back:) (optional)

>>qanda<<
Q:

A:

(:toc-back:)

>><<
!Another section heading

and so on.

As you point out, the >>qanda<< markups can be inferred from a Q:
and a Q: block ends with another Q:, a heading or an explicit >><<.

-- 
JR
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John Rankin