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delve |
Accessing raw markup
Mar 31 2009, 2:13 PM EDT
Is there a way to bypass the 'easy edit' feature and access the raw markup syntax in use? I need to dump a large quantity of information from a 3rd party app into a wiki with links to other wiki pages and font color changes embedded in the text.The only way I can see to do this is by generating the data with the markup inline and pasting the text. I most certainly am not going to go through 'easy edit's UI to markup each of several hundred links by hand. 2 out of 2 found this valuable. Do you? |
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Jason_wetpaint |
1. RE: Accessing raw markup
Mar 31 2009, 2:36 PM EDT
If you view the page generated by the HTML you want to use in a browser, you can copy that and paste it into Easy Edit.
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delve |
2. RE: Accessing raw markup
Mar 31 2009, 3:32 PM EDT
Copy/paste (from IE) will catch the links, but not the font color changes.
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3. RE: Accessing raw markup
Apr 8 2009, 6:15 AM EDT
I need a solution for this also, I 'm trying to copy a table that's already been written in wiki markup, however simply copying and pasting the table into easy edit completely ruins the format. It would be very nice if there was a possibility to enter raw code
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jeremy_wetpaint |
4. RE: Accessing raw markup
Apr 8 2009, 8:50 PM EDT
Wetpaint does not support raw HTML editing. Wetpaint was designed to be a purely WYSIWYG interface so that anyone can create or participate in adding content to a web site.
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Posted Anonymously |
5. RE: Accessing raw markup
Apr 30 2009, 5:10 PM EDT
"Wetpaint does not support raw HTML editing. Wetpaint was designed to be a purely WYSIWYG interface so that anyone can create or participate in adding content to a web site."That's nice in principle, but how do I get out when my cursor is caught inside a tag?? I can't space away or move away from linked text and get *outside* the </a>. Pure WYSIWYG just doesn't work!! Do you find this valuable? |
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delve |
6. RE: Accessing raw markup
May 5 2009, 11:09 AM EDT
Seconded. WYSIWYG is great for people that don't want to bother remembering tags and how they interact. I'm a programmer; WYSIWYG is not only less useful to me, it's actively antagonistic to my productivity.
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clemio |
7. RE: Accessing raw markup
May 5 2009, 5:45 PM EDT
"Seconded. WYSIWYG is great for people that don't want to bother remembering tags and how they interact. I'm a programmer; WYSIWYG is not only less useful to me, it's actively antagonistic to my productivity."Use something else then. 0 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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Posted Anonymously |
8. RE: Accessing raw markup
Aug 20 2009, 7:33 PM EDT
I would also like to see a feature to enable access to raw markup--it would save me a TON of time. Unfortunately, I did not have choice of the site chosen, so I can't just "use something else".
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CryingDove |
9. RE: Accessing raw markup
Aug 20 2009, 7:56 PM EDT
"I would also like to see a feature to enable access to raw markup--it would save me a TON of time. Unfortunately, I did not have choice of the site chosen, so I can't just "use something else"."Can you log in and send me a message. I may have an answer for you. Do you find this valuable? |
