[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Planner-publishing markup

[Sacha Chua]

address@hidden (Zak B. Elep) writes:

> Hi!  I just ran my wikiblog into the W3C Markup Validator[1] and found
> out that planner/emacs-wiki is publishing the <p>'s inside a
> <pre><verbatim> block.  Also, the Task IDs are using numbers as an id
> property to the <a> tag, and this seems to violate the rules, though the
> links *perfectly* work.

Use <example> instead of <pre><verbatim>. I dropped IDs as numbers,
actually, although notes use numeric anchors as well. (Mike: Ah,
_that_ was why I had that note1, note2 workaround before...)

I can put the note1, note2 hack back in, but people will need to
republish their pages for the anchors to work again. (Or we can
cheerfully ignore the rules... Hmm...)
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