It seems like if I use block quotes
> My first line
blank line
> My 2nd line
No matter how many blank lines I have, TW wants to join it all up into one quote block. I see immediately that MD doesn’t do that – the blocks are split after a couple blank lines. How do I get similar behaviour in TW ?
> My first line
blank line
> My 2nd line
Need that blank line between things. (Well, as tested in a new tiddler at TiddlyWiki.com)
Example from TiddlyWiki.com
Renders as
The two lines are still joined as one block. By contrast, here in markdown, two blocks separated by a blank line appears as two blocks:
This is some text
This is also some text
So core supports both > and <<< as blockquote delimiters? I checked, and Markdown plugin isn’t enabled on TW, so I guess core behaviour?
The answer to your question right now seems to be “use <<< instead”.
Thanks! I don’t think it was quite in my head that there were two ways to quote.
omg, I saw “blank line”, and I did not register at all. Brutal.
Any kind of wikitext will act as a separator for your quotes.
For example, italics will do the trick and show nothing:
> My first line
////
> My 2nd line
will give:
The key being the difference between quote and block quote.
In many areas of wikitext unless you specifically make it a block it appends to the last line. I sometimes use blank lines for clarity in the editor knowing they collapse in the view.