Details
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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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10.11.1
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None
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Unknown
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Description
When using the prepackaged icons syntax ('image:icon:accept'), it's mandatory that you use a space (' ') after the syntax in order to display the image.
For example:
image:icon:bullet_green |image:icon:bullet_green|B|image:icon:bullet_red |image:icon:bullet_green |B|image:icon:bullet_red |[[image:icon:bullet_green]]|B|[[image:icon:bullet_red]] |[[image:icon:bullet_green]] |B|[[image:icon:bullet_red]] (((image:icon:bullet_green))) (((image:icon:bullet_green ))) (%%)image:icon:bullet_green(%%) (%%)image:icon:bullet_green (%%)
the following
|image:icon:bullet_green| (((image:icon:bullet_green))) (%%)image:icon:bullet_green(%%)
won't work. They will display:
bullet_green|B|image:icon:bullet_red bullet_green))) bullet_green(%%)
You need to mandatory add a space, like:
|image:icon:bullet_green | (((image:icon:bullet_green ))) (%%)image:icon:bullet_green (%%)
see image for the result and XAR if you want to test the behaviour.
I would have expected that the tables, divs and span syntax to be identified as separators and be applied. The image: behaviour acts like an exception on using tables, etc. You need to know this exception in order to make the syntax work.
