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Article formatting 1 year, 10 months ago #288

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Where can I find the help for formatting the articles? Like syntax for adding code, images, url etc.

Thanks,
-Tushar

Re:Article formatting 1 year, 10 months ago #291

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Hi,
Thanks for reminding me this. I will be posting this by end of the day.

Raj
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Hi All,

please find a typoGraphy which is being supported by scmGalaxy.. I am sure you will like it...

www.scmgalaxy.com/component/content/arti...laxy-typegraphy.html

Hi Tushar,
For code just you need to paste the code, it should autmatically take. if you are facing any issues.please let me know.
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Re:Article formatting 1 year, 10 months ago #293

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Thanks for the link. I am facing the issue when I am tryning to add any xml/html code. It wipes out the xml tags
e.g.
 
<build>
 
<plugins>
 
<plugin>
 
<groupId>com.test</groupId>
 
<artifactId>hello-plugin</artifactId>
 
<executions>
 
<execution>
 
<phase>compile</phase>
 
<goals>
 
<goal>hello-world</goal>
 
</goals>
 
</execution>
 
</executions>
 
</plugin>
 
</plugins>
 
</build>
 
 

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Can anybody help me on this?

Re:Article formatting 1 year, 9 months ago #306

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I am sorry for not answering earlier, we have been so busy lately.

If you are trying to bring the exact same result as it appears in the apache website you have to escape the HTML special characters.

HTML has some characters that have a special meaning, for example the characters "<" and ">" open and close HTML tags. If you use an editor to write an article these characters take a format that stops them from being special characters. For example "<" becomes "&lt;" and ">" becomes "&gt;". This is what we call escaping. From what I can see in your code you copied them as they are. This is not right, you must escape them.

I will show you an example.

Open your website, right-click on the webpage with your mouse and click the "View source" option. Go to line 140. You can see this:
<repositories>

Now go to the apache webpage, and open the source again. Go to line 234. You can see the same, but in an escaped form:
&lt;repositories&gt;

If you want to copy-paste, do it from the source page. Or, an even better way is to copy-paste that code inside the article editor. The editor will understand which is an HTML special character and it will make this change automatically.
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