optimize html text - problem mediawiki - preformatted text

When I configure vbseo to optimize html text by wiping out spaces ...
then I get a problem with mediawiki.

It is about the mediawiki feature <preformatted text>

Help:Formatting - MediaWiki

preformatted text is done with
a '''space''' at the ''beginning'' of the line
This way of preformatting only applies to section formatting, and character formatting markups are still effective.

Now, I've got the problem, that those passages are all wrapped one into another (getting more an more an the right side)

Do you know this issue?

Thanks!

There is no fix for this. <pre> tags rely on physical linebreaks in code.

Either use another formatting option in your wiki posts,
disable the code whitespace removal cleanup,
or disable vbseo from processing the wiki by adding it to the excluded pages list.

None of the above is good for me
What about telling vbseo, on which pages not to do the white space removal?
Could I do this in my vbseo progs?

Those are your only 3 options. You have to pick one. The best thing to do is to just write your articles with other markup instead of pre tags.

having problems to find another tag ;-)

So I just analyzed the situation a little closer

I know, it's about mediawiki syntax in combination with vbseo. But could worth it to ask here ....

Take this in mediawiki:

== Title 1 ==

<pre>
a
b
c
d
</pre>

== Title 2 ==

With hmtl whitespace removal I get this:

title="Abschnitt bearbeiten: Title 1">Bearbeiten</a>]</span> <span class="mw-headline"> Title 1 </span></h2> <pre>
a
b
c
d

<a name="Title_2" id="Title_2"></a><h2><span class="editsection">[<a rel="nofollow" ...

where's </pre>?

and without white space removal I get this ... correctly:

title="Abschnitt bearbeiten: Title 1">Bearbeiten</a>]</span> <span class="mw-headline"> Title 1 </span></h2>
<pre>
a
b
c
d
</pre>
<a name="Title_2" id="Title_2"></a><h2><span class="editsection">[<a rel="nofollow" ...

Symptome, have you solved your issue? I'm in a similar situation. Here's a (temporary) work-around that seems to work for me: 'Cleanup HTML Code' feature removes </pre> from bbcode_code template

yes, two days ago

I don't use <pre> anymore ... but the following:


[.code]{|
|
Text der mit Leeranschlag beginnt...
Text der mit Leeranschlag beginnt...
Text der mit Leeranschlag beginnt...
Leerzeilen müssen auch einen Leeranschlage enthalten (WICHTIG!)
Text der mit Leeranschlag beginnt...
Text der mit Leeranschlag beginnt...
|}[/.code]



.code = code

Oleg just found a fix for the above issue. Revisit the thread I linked in my previous post.

Thanks for the hint