Alexandro Colorado wrote: > Mdtext is not a logical structure but a presentation structure which > basically restrict the development of mantainable websites because it > doesnt allow the modification through CSS or JS.
hmm... Probably we are looking at the "problem" from two very different perspectives. Markdown allows to define styles and ids in the markup. It allows to use HTML (provided you don't put markdown inside html blocks, that's query a limitations at times, but it can be worked around) so you can add additional styles. Yes, it doesn't allow to add classes or ids to certain elements (e.g. ul and tables are the two I know for sure). This could be worked around using the CMS. > The structure there should have been something like a JSON string > carrying the values for country, link, state, localization, Javascript > could then parse that data, and put it on some table structure and > loop through it. > Something like this: http://blog.andremakram.com/?p=7 > Sorry, I probably missed a piece of discussion, so I hope you don't mind a question: why do you want use a JSON strings to build a table that is already built in HTML or markdown? (Genuine question.) I mean: I used in the download page example a json-like block, because the resulting table was an expansion of the block (multiplied by the number of languages IIRC), but in that case the json string and the table would be a "1:1" match (i.e. any cell of the table would require a corresponding entry in the json array), so I can't see exactly the advantage of one against the other. Emanuele --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@openoffice.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@openoffice.apache.org
