Description
If a user type some text after the Parser ending brackets }}} the following text will be seen as a list item with <li>-Tag, but without <ul>.
Steps to reproduce
Create a site with following code
{ { {#!java
Test
} } }
correct
{ { {#!java
Test
} } } wrong
=== Headline ===
More text...without the spaces between the brackets!
If you take a look at the HTML-code you will see something like
<pre class="file">Test</pre> <p class="line874"> korrekt <p class="line867"> <pre class="file">Test</pre> <p class="line867"> <li style="list-style-type:none">falsch <p class="line867"> <h3 id="head-73b4d710f7882cd525e83cd751aceeea4a5bfbb5-2">Headline</h3> More text... </li>
In the second example there is a <li> withouth the opening <ul>-Tag. This is not HTML-conform. Further is makes problem with sites thet uses some indention in its sites (see example).
Example
URL: http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/acpi-fix (see section "Typische Fehler in der dsdt")
Code:
1 Test
correct
1 Test
wrong
Headline
More text... (This is part of the example!)
Details
MoinMoin Version: This Wiki.
It is not visible to the outside if you do not use intended texts in a css-file.
Workaround
Do not write text directly after some parser brackets. (Unfortunately most users do this...)
Discussion
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Status: can't reproduce with current 1.6, looks like fixed. -- ThomasWaldmann 2008-03-08 20:01:41