Hello George,
Perhaps you could have a look athttp://testujspip.webzdarma.cz/spip.php?article4.
It is an article on how to write verses in SPIP. It isn't in English, so you probably won't understand the text, but there are samples (which use special formatting so that they can be easily recognised) with codes (written in Courier New) so you can see how the result was achieved.
(You can find the solution to your pattern further towards the end of the article.)
Good luck!
You can let me know how useful it was in the forum under the article.
Best wishes,
Jaro
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From: George Kandalaft <george@middleeastwatch.net>
To: spip-en@rezo.net
Sent: Sunday, 4 August 2013, 13:48
Subject: Re: [Spip-en] SPIP/ PoetryHi
For classical Arabic poetry I use tables:
http://www.diwanalarab.com/spip.php?article37757
Otherwise you have to use the CSS property text-indent but if the
indentation is variable then there is a problem.
George
On 04/08/2013 13:21, kamran_mirhazar@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello,
I wonder to know if there is a solution for publishing poetry. Some poems are written like stairs:
Poem , poem, poem poem /line 1
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ line 2
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ Line 3
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ line 4
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ line 5
But SPIP brings all lines in one row like this:Poem , poem, poem poem /line 1
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ line 2
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ Line 3
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ line 4
Poem, poem, poem, poem/ line 5Is there any solution to publish poem line the first example (stairs)?
Thank you
KamranPS: SPIP quotations for poetry doesn't make any sense:
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