Numbered paragraph, unnumbered, numbered-- oops!
Joseph Lorenzo Hall
joehall at gmail.com
Mon Jul 3 15:07:51 EDT 2006
1. You write a numbered paragraph.
You indent by four spaces and then you write a second, unnumbered
paragraph to elaborate.
2. You write another numbered paragraph, and the numbering should
continue appropriately, no matter what you number the paragraph.
On 7/3/06, Steve Gerber <sg at stevegerber.com> wrote:
> Entering a comment in WordPress, one of my users stumbled upon an
> interesting problem with PHP Markdown:
>
> 1. You write a numbered paragraph.
>
> You write a second, unnumbered paragraph to elaborate.
>
> 1. You another numbered paragraph, and the numbering resets to 1,
> even if you number the paragraph 2.
>
> I understand what's going on here, with PHP Markdown interpreting
> each of the two numbers as the beginning and end of an ordered list,
> but it's difficult to explain that to users. Is there any way around
> this behavior?
>
> -- Steve
> sg at stevegerber.com
> www.stevegerber.com
> www.stevegerber.com/sgblog
>
>
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Joseph Lorenzo Hall
PhD Student, UC Berkeley, School of Information
<http://josephhall.org/>
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