When I create a link to a new page and save my edits, there is nothing notable about the new link.
Because this link has no content, it should be flagged in some easy to recognize way. In fact, there is text somewhere that actually describes it as differentiated...
In PBwiki 2.0, I was editing a table that I had just created, and I added a background color to one of the cells. When I saved my page, the background color had not changed. I currently use Firefox.
When I checked out the page source, pbwiki had added a bgcolor attribute to the cell in question. I was able to fix the problem by changing it to a style attribute (namely, style="background-color:<color>"), but this hack really should not be necessary.</color>
CSS is pbwiki 1.0 using IE 7 is highly unstable since yesterday. Sometime my styling tags are applied sometimes they are not. Sometimes, the skin css is skewed. What is going on.
Does anyone know why the print.css file doesn't work. In particular I am trying to use the page-break-before:always property. The desired effect I am looking for is that every h1 has a page break before it because that will help our print outs be nice and organized.
I am tring to insert css between <style> tags on my new pbwiki 2.0 using the 'source' button but it is just not taking it. I rely heavily on this method on my pbwiki 1.0 sites. I know you have decided to drop custom css plugin available in 1.0 (By the way, remind me where I say this) but surely you are still going to allow user apply css via this method. Surely?
I am trying to apply css to a google calendar plugin but have failed miserably so far. I want to make the positioning of the plugin absolute and apply a z-index of -1 so my drop down-menu goes over the plugin rather than shunting it down when the menu fires. I am fine with the css but the pluginslug class doesn't play ball. Please advise.