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  RocketScience Registered User regular

  November 2006 edited November 2006

  This is a terrible blow to the many people who use the list tags on a daily basis.

  [spoiler:1a3c97e8ac]1.If you do it the other way around 2. every thing's OK[/spoiler:1a3c97e8ac]

  [list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac] [list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac] [list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac] [list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][list:1a3c97e8ac][spoiler:1a3c97e8ac]sort of[/spoiler:1a3c97e8ac]

  [/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac][/list:u:1a3c97e8ac]

  RocketScience on November 2006

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  SporkAndrew Registered User, ClubPA regular

  November 2006 edited November 2006

  Butler wrote:

  I've noticed that when you try to spoiler a list
  
  [spoiler:79ea21016d]

  1. Like this 2. This happens

  [/spoiler:79ea21016d]
  
  Forgive me if this is old news, but I've never encountered this problem before.

  
  The problem is that the BBcode is acting like HTML should.
  
  The spoiler tag is acting as an inline element, whereas the list is a block-level element. Inline elements only apply to elements that are on the same line block, as the name suggests. Block level elements like paragraphs, lists and divs are meant to inherit down until the element is closed..
  
  Just like it's not valid html to do this:
  

  <span>
  <ul>
  [*]text
  [/list]
  </span>
  

  
  In this case you'd have to put the span tag in the middle of each list item. So, in the case of the BBcode here you'd have to put it inside the list declaration..
  
  Man I'm not very good at describing things..

  SporkAndrew on November 2006

  The one about the fucking space hairdresser and the cowboy. He's got a tinfoil pal and a pedal bin

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  Daedalus Registered User regular

  November 2006 edited November 2006

  SporkAndrew wrote:

  Butler wrote:

  I've noticed that when you try to spoiler a list
  
  [spoiler:f9057f26e1]

  1. Like this 2. This happens

  [/spoiler:f9057f26e1]
  
  Forgive me if this is old news, but I've never encountered this problem before.

  
  The problem is that the BBcode is acting like HTML should.
  
  The spoiler tag is acting as an inline element, whereas the list is a block-level element. Inline elements only apply to elements that are on the same line block, as the name suggests. Block level elements like paragraphs, lists and divs are meant to inherit down until the element is closed..
  
  Just like it's not valid html to do this:
  

  <span>
  <ul>
  [*]text
  [/list]
  </span>
  

  
  In this case you'd have to put the span tag in the middle of each list item. So, in the case of the BBcode here you'd have to put it inside the list declaration..
  
  Man I'm not very good at describing things..

  
  Then I submit that spoiler really ought to act as a block element, since it breaks paragraphs.

  Daedalus on November 2006

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  Echo ski-bap ba-dapModerator mod

  November 2006 edited November 2006

  Yep, this is a CSS issue, not BBCode.

  Echo on November 2006

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  Janin Registered User regular

  November 2006 edited November 2006

  Isn't it a BBCode issue? If it's generating invalid CSS, it needs to be fixed to not do so.

  Janin on November 2006

  [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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  Butler 89 episodes or bust Registered User regular

  November 2006 edited November 2006

  I know what the problem is! There are too many numbers! The computer has too many numbers in it and they are making it crazy!

  Butler on November 2006

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