 | The ElectricImages.Formatter plugin adds formatting facilities focussed around functionality and security for pages. |
EditDoes the plugin work on Screwturn v3?
Q: Does the
ElectricImages.Formatter plugin work on Screwturn v3?
A: No - it is designed for v2 only. The Screwturn plugin interface is quite different between v2 and v3.
EditWill this be updated to Screwturn v3?
Q: Will the
ElectricImages.Formatter plugin be updated for Screwturn v3?
A: The intention is to upgrade this once the base engine becomes more stable. However, a few facilities may be lost, eg
PageSecurity, due to changes in the Screwturn v3 Security Model.
EditMy Tabs are missing the horizontal line
Q: The border around the tabs frame is missing the horizontal line below the tabs themselves.
A: The top border has to be created with an image. You need a 1 pixel width image - usually a gif - of the correct colour or shading that you wantr to use for that part of the frame. Ultimately it needs to match the style of the rest of your tab framing.
In the example styles described on
Configuring_Formatter, the image file named in the css is called
tabborder.gif and by default this file must be located in the
.../images/ folder of your
chosen theme.
Some users have chosen to implement the styles in a way different from that described in the instructions. If the paths within this CSS file are not also appropriately changed, then the horizontal line can disappear.
EditMy Source Code is missing it's blank lines during code highlighting
Q: As soon as I mark my code block as being highlighted, the blank lines in the code immediately disappear.
A: An issue within the Screwturn Wiki engine causes the blank lines to be removed. This issue involves reworking that part of the renderer, and is being worked on by the Screwturn development team.
In the mean time, an easy (but imperfect) hack to the engine code is available to fix some of this issue.
EditMy code highlighting does not work
Q: Even though the formatter plugin has been installed and appears to be running, the code I declare is not displayed with colours.
A: The highlighted code is colourised with styles defined in the CSS file. Use the example styles described on
Configuring_Formatter, and add them into your own CSS file.
The code formatter styles are those tagged with .ei_codeIan Harding, Christchurch, New Zealand