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Experiment with variablized links

Here is the result of an inserted Template:Link test.

Experiment with tight table rows

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Tight Table Rows

Looking for the magical formula to create rows with no space between them.

• The 4 padding/margin values = top, right, bottom, left
• Some browsers respond to margin, others to padding, so both need to be specified
• Applied to the table, they determine where the borders appear within a larger "box".
• To apply to individual cells, the border properties need to be specified on each cell
• The CSS rule below does that, It applies only to <td> elements in tables that specify class="tight-rows":

table.tight-rows td { padding:0 5px 0 5px; margin:0 5px 0 5px; }

stuff	stuff
more	more

Horizontal and Vertical Bars

LJ Horizontal ruler: ATT Ruler: CSS-styled Ruler: Normal Ruler: stuff foo bar

And more stuff:

Link Tests

Test a link to an embedded internal anchor: #end

Test a link that transcludes the host URL from Template:DOCHOST.

Add Line Numbers to Source Code Listings

But make it possible to copy the source code without the line numbers...

<pre> </pre>

line 1 of code line 2 of code line 3 of code {{{1}}}

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This template adds line-numbers to code listings, while making it possible to copy the code without the numbers.

TODO: IN CodeJS, ESCAPE ALL <'s (replace with <)

Usage

  {{Code | {language} |
  code line 1
  code line 2
  etc.
  }}

where:

• {language} = java, html, xml

How it works:

1. Create an array called lines, where \n is the delimiter
2. Create a table with 2 cells
   • Generate numbers, one per line, in first cell (output "i", then increment it)
   • Put code in second cell, where it can be copied

<a name="end"/>