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This is a thread for discussing the following spec sheet:
If that level of granularity becomes inconvenient, we can always start separate threads on individual tags.
First off, I couldn't get any of the <img> tag stuff to work properly.
I'm used to how this works with normal HTML and also how it interacts with Markdown and MathML at places like nLab, but maybe there's something I'm missing about the local implementation.
Example:
<img alt="Rooted Node" src="http://mywikibiz.com/images/5/5e/Cactus_Graph_Lobe_Connective.jpg" width="20" height="10">
I know it should be "/>" at the end, but the spec seems to be very pointed about saying otherwise.
For instance, here's the one that worked at nLab:
<img alt="Rooted Node" src="/nlab/files/Rooted_Node.jpg" width="20" height="10" />
And if you don't want people scaling images, then you need to say that there … or somewhere.
The post you referred to is already a thread for discussing those tags. If you can make a strong case for why Stack Exchange sites (like Math Overflow) need that list to be different from what is on Stack Overflow in some specific way, then we can post a feature-request on meta.SE. Otherwise, the only way a change is going to get implemented is if it's done by the Stack Overflow team (in which case you should make your argument on the thread you linked to).
This thread is a fine place for deciding what the Math Overflow community needs.
I wasn't making a feature request.
The question I'm asking is why MOF doesn't do what the spec you gave me says it should.
I've created a sandbox site where you can test out various things with these tags: faketestsite.stackexchange.com. I'll also be using the site to test out various javascript hacks before implementing them at MO.
Once SE comes out of beta and Fog Creek starts charging for SE sites, this sandbox will disappear.
The problem is that as a safety measure, the software is extremely particular about what it will allow. It seems like rearranging the attributes to be exactly in the same order as described on meta.SO (src, width, height, alt, title) fixes the problem:
<img src="http://mywikibiz.com/images/5/5e/Cactus_Graph_Lobe_Connective.jpg" width="200" height="100" alt="Rooted Node">
@Anton: Would you be able to "non-new" me on that faketestsite so I can test some images?
You become "non-new" after you have 15 reputation. Post an "answer" to my "question" and I'll accept it. Then you'll be non-new.
Got it, Thanks —
Φew! Enough work for today …
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