I hate the wiki markup

[nwsd02]

I can't stand this wiki markup and how it behaves. I know HTML and CSS but this sh*t is aweful.

I want to wrap an image in a div with a class

{div:class=header}!https://confluence.workday.com/download/attachments/106074275/sales-club-header-2012.jpg!{div}

done.

then I view the page and this sh*t happens:

<p></p>

<div class="header></div>

!https://confluence.workday.com/download/attachments/106074275/sales-club-header-2012.jpg!

<p></p>

[David at David Simpson Apps]

If the image is attached to the current page, try

{div:class=header}!sales-club-header-2012.jpg!{div}

Otherwise, perhaps

{div:class=header}{img:src=/download/attachments/106074275/sales-club-header-2012.jpg}{div}

Or perhaps if you have the HTML macro...

{html}
  <div class="header">
    <img src="https://confluence.workday.com/download/attachments/106074275/sales-club-header-2012.jpg" />
  </div>
{html}

Aside: Wiki markup is an aquired taste and isn't for everyone.

[David at David Simpson Apps]

Check the update ;-)

[nwsd02]

thank you I will try.

[David at David Simpson Apps]

Nope. I get the login screen -- Perhaps share a screenshot ;-)

[nwsd02]

second one worked, but still not the result I wanted:

https://confluence.workday.com/display/sales/Sales+Club+2012

can you view this? it's prematurely ending my div tags. I have a container wrapping the header and the deck, and its just picking the header div's end tag to end the container div. WHY? ugh.

[David at David Simpson Apps]

If you're nesting {div} macros, you might be asking for trouble.

If you have admin access, you could just wrap the correct HTML in a user macro -- that's likely to fix things up for you quicker :)

[nwsd02]

Thank you. I'll talk to my admin then.

[nwsd02]

Screenshot1 shows the firebug code that is prematurely closed off after the header div.