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= What to do =
 
= What to do =
 
'''Please refer to<span> </span>[[(progress)%20porting of_the_official_documentation|this page that tracks the progress]]<span> </span>to check the current progress and know where to contribute.'''
 
'''Please refer to<span> </span>[[(progress)%20porting of_the_official_documentation|this page that tracks the progress]]<span> </span>to check the current progress and know where to contribute.'''
= Know Wiki bugs =
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= Known Wiki bugs =
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== Don't use the "code" format of the "Edit" mode ==
 
== Don't use the "code" format of the "Edit" mode ==
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We finally managed to make the code highlighting work, but don't use the "code" format of the text editor (the editor that opens when you click the "edit" button) because we have a bug where it breaks the formatting in the editor after that.
 
We finally managed to make the code highlighting work, but don't use the "code" format of the text editor (the editor that opens when you click the "edit" button) because we have a bug where it breaks the formatting in the editor after that.
 
*If you want to format just a word, go into "edit source" mode and just add &lt;code&gt;&lt;/code&gt; tags around your word.
 
*If you want to format just a word, go into "edit source" mode and just add &lt;code&gt;&lt;/code&gt; tags around your word.

Revision as of 20:24, 18 March 2023

What to do

Please refer to this page that tracks the progress to check the current progress and know where to contribute.

Known Wiki bugs

Don't use the "code" format of the "Edit" mode

We finally managed to make the code highlighting work, but don't use the "code" format of the text editor (the editor that opens when you click the "edit" button) because we have a bug where it breaks the formatting in the editor after that.

  • If you want to format just a word, go into "edit source" mode and just add <code></code> tags around your word.
  • If you want to format multiple lines as colored code, use the "edit source" and just use the <syntaxhighlight> tags like this:
<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
    class MyClass extends Jig {
        init() {}
    }
</syntaxhighlight>