No idea.

Elliott F. Cable wrote: I probably didn't explain very well. The HTML tags are embedded in text. Here's a typical sample: "The normal solution for a single-line input choice is a <select> element, but these aren't too good at displaying large text fields such as the description and don't allow nice formatting to separate fields. So I was using a <table> with an <input type="radio"> column but that takes up too much screen real estate." The <table> tag completely screws the page. I want wiki formatting turned *on* so that I can use text styling as normal. But I don't want HTML tags interpreted at all. What I want is something like <nohtml> ... </nohtml>. I think your suggestion has me typing <pre><table></pre> everywhere, which doesn't seem to fit with the wiki notion of simple text preparation. Plus. it doesn't actually work! It makes the text look like this: "The normal solution for a single-line input choice is a <select> element, but these aren't too good at displaying large text fields such as the description and don't allow nice formatting to separate fields. So I was using a <table> with an <input type="radio"> column but that takes up too much screen real estate." The least annoying workaround I've found so far is to write all the tags like this: < table >. But that's a PITA as well. Cheers, Dave _______________________________________________ MediaWiki-l mailing list MediaWiki-l(a)Wikimedia.org http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-l