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I have a moderately complicated wiki page that looks reasonably pretty to view, but is a nightmare to update - because it consists of a series of tables with no gaps between them to add extra items as necessary. (img153.imageshack.us/img153/8028/tables.png)

Some form of text-based editing mode would allow me to copy-paste new items in between the existing ones, then edit the text. It would also make it simpler to apply certain types of styles.

I know both HTML and MediaWiki markup roughly, but presume that the FogBugz Wiki format does not use either of those (because of this). However, assuming the FogBugz markup itself isn't too complicated, even that would do - all I need is the ability to copy-paste and insert between lines. I can then do the actual text editing back in the WYSIWYG editor.

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closed as no longer relevant by adambox♦♦ Mar 26 at 19:59

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You can edit the HTML directly in FogBugz 8 and up by hitting the < /> button.

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Come on, did you ever try that feature on a non-US-ASCII page? Or just using punctuation? Setting aside the hue difference editing usual wiki markup vs. HTML, you can enjoy gibberish like this: <span style="font-size:20px; line-height:20px"><strong>Hogy szerzem meg a szerveren l&eacute;vő aktu&aacute;lis verzi&oacute;t? (&quot;Get latest version...&quot;)</strong></span></h1> <p> &nbsp;</p> <p> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; a repo&nbsp; szabalyaitol fuggoen &nbsp; git pull vagy git pull --rebase</p> – pasa Mar 22 at 15:05

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