Block rule for Wikidot alignment containers.
Wikidot provides a shorthand bracket syntax for wrapping content in a directional alignment container:
[[>]] ... [[/>]] right-aligned[[<]] ... [[/<]] left-aligned[[=]] ... [[/=]] center-aligned[[==]] ... [[/==]] justify-aligned Copy
[[>]] ... [[/>]] right-aligned[[<]] ... [[/<]] left-aligned[[=]] ... [[/=]] center-aligned[[==]] ... [[/==]] justify-aligned
Each pair acts as a block-level wrapper. The opening tag must appear at the start of a line and be followed by a newline. Body content is parsed recursively as block-level markup, and the matching closing tag terminates the container.
Block rule for Wikidot alignment containers.
Wikidot provides a shorthand bracket syntax for wrapping content in a directional alignment container:
Each pair acts as a block-level wrapper. The opening tag must appear at the start of a line and be followed by a newline. Body content is parsed recursively as block-level markup, and the matching closing tag terminates the container.