Patrick Durusau wrote:
...
> We already "break" the tree model, such as with bookmarks, so I don't
> see that as a real drawback.
More importantly, as Oliver said, there's not necessarily a need to
"break the tree" (if Dave had read the whole thread ;-)).
> But the first question I would ask is for an example of a
> "multi-paragraph spanning" input field.
Patrick, Florian's already posted an example. See top-of-thread.
> It isn't clear to me what a "multi-paragraph spanning" input field would
> look like?
>
> Particularly in a text:meta-field context.
>
> I understand what is meant by "multi-paragraph spanning" so I suppose
> where I stick is input field? Do you mean that the input field could
> generate content to replace part of the content of one paragraph, any
> number of other paragraphs and then part of the content of a concluding
> paragraph? (in continuous order)
This is what's confusing to me, and it goes back to question I earlier
asked: what *is* a field?
Bruce
