I did a belated TW update recently, and I’ve found that my solution for using wikitext to insert an empty line between list items (or indents) is no longer valid. Did something change?
# item-1 #: # item-2 : indented content :: : more indented content
I’m just curious to understand — since I suspect it’s the browser. I’m now using Timimi on Firefox instead of Brave. The wikitext (above) still works as I wanted in Chrome.
It’s not a problem for me, I know I can use a custom style.
yeah, seems to be Firefox only.
You can use some CSS class definitions to achieve what you want.
eg: The STYLE element should be in its own tiddler tagged $:/tags/Stylesheet. It is only part of the example for easy testing. I use mb class for margin bottom and nb for no bullet point
<style>
.mb {
margin-bottom: 1em;
}
.nb {
list-style-type: none;
}
</style>
*.mb More space between ULs
* Standard space between ULs
*.mb Next line has more space
*.nb.mb some more text no bullet point. Next line more space
* some more text
It creates this output
The space-space-newline plugin allows you to add hard linebreaks to bullet points like this
<style>
.mb {
margin-bottom: 1em;
}
.nb {
list-style-type: none;
}
</style>
*.mb More space between ULs
* Standard space between ULs
*.mb Next line has more space
*.nb.mb some more text no bullet point. \
Next line more space
* some more text
which creates this output
I think this might be a mistake at the space-space-newline demo
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