Vote #77875
未完了Using a tables inside a list (wrong intendation)
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説明
Hello I have the following Problem:
When I have a tables inside a list the second table get the wrong indentation (only first level instead of second level).
My system:
Environment: Redmine version 3.0.1.stable.14155 Ruby version 1.9.3-p551 (2014-11-13) [x86_64-linux] Rails version 4.2.1 Environment production Database adapter Mysql2 SCM: Subversion 1.6.17 Git 1.7.10.4 Filesystem Redmine plugins: linopro_exists_issue 0.0.1 linopro_reports 0.0.1 linopro_test_cases 0.0.1 redmine_issue_templates 0.1.0 redmine_subtasks_inherited_fields 0.0.3 redmine_wiki_gchart_formula 0.0.5 speiseplan 0.0.1
But I also tested it in the online demo redmine installation also (no success)
Source:
* Test headline 1 ** Test headline 2 (second level) |_. A |_. B | | Val A | Val B | ** Test headline 3 (second level) |_. C |_. D | | Val C | Val D |
Result:
- Test headline 1 ** Test headline 2 (second level) |. A |. B | | Val A | Val B |
** Test headline 3 (second level)
|. C |. D |
| Val C | Val D |
When I remove the blank line after the first table the "Test headline 3" is not being displayed and the two tables are merged together.
Source:
* Test headline 1 ** Test headline 2 (second level) |_. A |_. B | | Val A | Val B | ** Test headline 3 (second level) |_. C |_. D | | Val C | Val D |
Result:
- Test headline 1 ** Test headline 2 (second level) |. A |. B | | Val A | Val B | ** Test headline 3 (second level) |. C |. D | | Val C | Val D |
I found no way to get this working. The only workaround I found is to insert a "empty" indentation after the first table.
Source:
* Test headline 1 ** Test headline 2 (second level) |_. A |_. B | | Val A | Val B | * ** Test headline 3 (second level) |_. C |_. D | | Val C | Val D |
Result:
Test headline 1
** Test headline 2 (second level)
|. A |. B |
| Val A | Val B |** Test headline 3 (second level)
|. C |. D |
| Val C | Val D |
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