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Yeah I know I got used to adding a space before the first line and after the last.

I already mentioned that problem, but ...

... I did'nt want to expand the regexes to other whitespaces for that ATM because that's a PITA to test in different browsers.

It might become configurable in the future, but without guaranty whatsoever.

Anyway the "bold/italic/underline formatting" isn't that important for me, being able to avoid <p> while typing in my mobile is already worth it. ;-)

Naming this PM extension a "wiki" might be a misnomer/marketing error though... ;-)

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re^3: Good Intentions: Wikisyntax for the Monastery (ToDo) by LanX
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