Template:Test

Experiment with tight table rows

Data
	Objects Indexes Record Locators Reports Database Views	Store data in a powerful "database on steroids". Rapidly access records. Ensure uniqueness. Help users identify records they're searching for. Summarize data in platform objects. For advanced reports, do queries and joins directly on the database.

Data

Objects	Store data in a powerful "database on steroids".
Indexes	Rapidly access records. Ensure uniqueness.
Record Locators	Help users identify records they're searching for.
Reports	Summarize data in platform objects.
Database Views	For advanced reports, do queries and joins directly on the database.

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

LJ Horizontal ruler:

ATT Ruler:

CSS-styled Ruler:

Normal Ruler:

stuff
foo
bar

And more stuff:

Test a link to an embedded internal anchor: #end

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

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}}}

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 <)

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

where:

How it works:

Create an array called lines, where \n is the delimiter
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