I have an enormous amount of white space on several pages which I am unable to control.
It looks as if it might be caused by the adverts interacting with gadgets or javascript.
As I am using the free version I expect the adverts but I dont like all the empty space.
http://gatadev.wikidot.com/
http://gata.wikidot.com/memb:membsearch
I have not found any reference to this in the documentation

Just would like my site statistics to update for IconDeposit, the last update was on 28 Jun 2015 @ 04:43

Hi!

Somebody changed something and now [[code]] blocks only display one line. This is not acceptable. I have several examples of code in my wiki and I expect all of the code to be shown. If this isn't fixed, I will be forced to not use the [[code]] tag, which defeats the purpose of having it.

it xxxx only you can see this image
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ThankYou

I've been trying to use a more current version of Font Awesome on my site than the one provided by WikiDot. While I can use it successfully on any page that includes a [[module css]] at the top to reference bootstrapcdn's FontAwesome files, I can't do the same thing with my site-wide style sheet because the wiki engine links to FontAwesome after my custom style sheet.

I want to use FoneAwesome Icon which is linked, so I've used the following source.

[[a href="http://devan.ml/epub/reader/scpan.html" target="_blank"]][[span class="fa fa-expand fa-fw"]]@<&nbsp;>@[[/span]][[/a]]

target="_blank"

href="*http://devan.ml/epub/reader/scpan.html"

Using the [[sidebar]] module in a custom layout doesn't wrap the content in a div with the id #side-bar as was the case with the old uncustomizable layouts. This missing id appears to break [[div class="foldable-list-container"]] so that multi-level lists won't fold/unfold.

Edit: Sorry about the original, I was editing in the wrong window.

When using the wiki field in Data Forms, for some reason special characters like \t, \r, and \n become parsed as actual characters rather than escaped like expected. This is especially noticeable when attempting to use Math scripting like $f:\mathbb{R} \to \mathbb{Z}$, where the arrow is represented by a \to. The \t gets parsed, and hence it is impossible to use the symbol.