Attention: These examples realy do not work in internal preview!
General
You can use text insertions in a number of html block elements.
Attention!
None of this works with the internal preview renderer; only with the external renderers and in html export!Special care needs to be taken, when constructing html elements, since wikidpad inserts linbreaks (<br />) in all sorts of places, where you don't want them for html elements; i.e. at the end of every line.The insertion of linebreaks by wikidpad can be partly stopped, by adding a paragraph_mode attribute to the page and setting that to "true". This however means, that everywhere on the page, that you dó want a linebreak, you have to insert a <br /> yourself.The examples on this page do not use "paragraph_mode = true"; they consist of óne long line of text, to prevent the insertion of linebreaks in unwanted places. The alternative way to do it, but not realy easy-referenceable.Another (partial) way out of this, is to put the actual text on a different page and insert that into the element.If you use indentation, then wikidpad tries to trick it's way out of that, by converting the indented lines into an unordered list (with no bullets). The inserted ul tags can get quite in the way of your html block elements.
done.demo.projectdemo.demo2: Check out all posibilities action.demo.development: solve line breaks inserted within the begin- and end tags of a html elements and the use of unordered lists for indentation.
See also issue below and attention upstairs.
issue.demo.done: There has to be a more structured way, to use html block elements.
The need exists for some sort of <<html .... >> block, in which the insertion of line breaks, the conversion of indents into unordered lists and possible other harmfull actions - don't think there are any? - are omitted. Except for the line breaks, etc., it should be roughly equivalent to the <<| ....>> table block. Development: Is added to todo list of development for (a) next version.