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Suggestion
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Description
Not being able to structure text the way you want or are used in a word processor is a frustrating, especially for non-techies. Indenting is standard formatting today, and viewing the source or comparing versions becomes almost unintelligible with dozens of special HTML spaces characters .
Since there is no way to indent regular text, perhaps an easy solution would be to have a "structured indent", by simply using an "none" list-style-type. It would look like this:
ul
{ list-style-type: none; }quick reference: http://www.htmldog.com/reference/cssproperties/list-style-type/
This would enable people to create nicely formatted indentations like in word processors. Ideally, the Rich Text Editor would include a button for this. More ideally, a window would pop up and you can select the list-style-type (upper-roman, lower-greek, circle, disc, none...).
The above would be great even if a generic "Indent" is added using css — tab1
{margin-left:20px;}tab2
{margin-left:40px})
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CONFSERVER-4902 Wiki markup should support easily indenting a line
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