Hi xwiki-users, Just wondering if there's a reason for making <div> tags not take any non-inline-able macros (like {{toc}}). I'm trying out the following code: {{velocity}} {{html wiki="true"}} #startfloatingbox() {{toc depth="3" /}} #endfloatingbox() {{/html}} {{/velocity}} but this fails with an error message saying "Not an inline macro." I understand that {{toc}} shouldn't be inline-able (well, I actually don't quite understand inline completely tho), but why does the <div> resulting from #startfloatingbox() end up as the start of an inline element? Appreciate the help as always!

Thanks so much Vincent, that's exactly what I needed :-) On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 2:50 AM, Vincent Massol &lt;vincent(a)massol.net&gt; wrote: > > On Aug 27, 2009, at 6:19 PM, Lewis Denizen wrote: > >> Hi xwiki-users, >> >> Just wondering if there's a reason for making <div> tags not take >> any >> non-inline-able macros (like {{toc}}). I'm trying out the following >> code: >> >> {{velocity}} >> {{html wiki="true"}} >> #startfloatingbox() >> {{toc depth="3" /}} >> #endfloatingbox() >> {{/html}} >> {{/velocity}} >> >> but this fails with an error message saying "Not an inline >> macro." I >> understand that {{toc}} shouldn't be inline-able (well, I actually >> don't >> quite understand inline completely tho), but why does the <div> >> resulting >> from #startfloatingbox() end up as the start of an inline element? >> Appreciate the help as always! > > Here's a better way to achieve what you want in 2.0 syntax: > > (% class="floatinginfobox" %)((( > **Contents** > > {{toc depth="3" /}} > ))) > > or: > > {{box cssClass="floatinginfobox" title="**Contents**"}}{{toc > start="2" > depth="3"/}}{{/box}} > > Thanks > -Vincent > > PS: TOC macro must standalone, i.e. it needs 2 NLs before it and 2 > NLs > after it.