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| [[Template:dashedbox]] is the implementation of the above box. Use it thusly: | [[Template:dashedbox]] is the implementation of the above box. Use it thusly: | ||
Revision as of 07:27, 7 May 2005
SandBox
this page and corresponding discussion is intended to be a sandbox to test things to put in the Wiki.
the editing help on media wiki has a TOC tool bar on the side... i want one.
and now i have one. =D
Nice feature - I didn't want to mess things up elsewhere...
Wanted to work on the product pages, but didnt' know where to put them yet...
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but do things wrap in these sorts of boxes? It's cool to finally figure out how they work, really
cool....even creating new lines with >br< tags, but do they autowrap, or are <br>s necessary? Hmm.
Nope. You need a <br> to wrap. Too bad.
This is a new paragraph in the same box.
Starting a line with a space creates one of these boxes, as does a <pre> tag.
This lovely box is all inside of a <pre> tag. That means just hitting return starts a new line. Now how do you wrap, no auto-wrap, I'd bet, were I a betting man, but since I'm not, let's see... Nope, no auto-wrap here, either. Just inserted a return instead. A new pgh. Bye!
Some text
Template:dashedbox is the implementation of the above box. Use it thusly:
{{dashedbox|Bob was ''here'' and '''here'''!}}
Bob was here and here!
