@Kuba I think it's not so much a question of creating an issue, just submitting a pull request to this library: github.com/shadanan/mathematica-tmbundle or replacing it with a new one.

If we create an issue somewhere they'll probably only recommend we do this anyway :)

@CarlLange why fiddle with the package GH is outsourcing rather than providing a better source? Could @halirutan 's prettify be such source? (honest questions, I don't know, as expected)

@Kuba I'm pretty sure Halirutan's package wouldn't work out of the box - I'm pretty sure they require a .tmbundle, and afaik the one they've used is the only .tmbundle available for WL. So we would need to adapt Halirutan's code into a new tmbundle or fiddle with the currently existing one.

Ok, thanks.

Anyone know offhand how to insert inline hyperlinks in FormPage descriptions?

Row[{"here is a", Hyperlink["link"], "for you to click"}] results in three separate spans with styling that causes them to be element-wide. I want just one span with an <a> in it

So I think I want something like Row or Column, but only inlines cells.

This is driving me crazy. I built the cool website in 10 minutes 2 hours ago and have spent the rest of my time trying to figure out how to fix the styling.

Such a typical WL thing to have the interesting stuff be easy and the banal stuff be stupidly hard.

Nevermind, I wrote the HTML by hand, but this was a frustrating experience.

Made this little site to help people in Ireland know who they can vote for in the upcoming election twitter.com/csl_/status/1221799383454375936 The election is in 12 days and the official electoral boundaries were only released three days ago 😅