====== test of folded block ======


++++ Title |

| This table | is only shown | when you unfold the block |

{{page>some other wiki page}}

++++

Code used for above:

<code>
++++ Title |

| This table | is only shown | when you unfold the block |

{{page>some other wiki page}}

++++
</code>

====== test of folded inline ======

This is example ++text | with some of it only shown when you unfold it++. And after that
the text just continues to flow in the same paragraph.

Code used for above:

<code>
This is example ++text | with some of it only shown when you unfold it++. And after that
the text just continues to flow in the same paragraph.
</code>

====== test of outline ======

--> Outline 1 initially open ^
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 2
This text is part of node 2
    --> Outline 4 without popup #
This text is part of node 4
    <-- Outline 4
This text is part of node 2
  <-- Outline 2
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 3
This text is part of node 3
  <-- Outline 3
This text is part of node 1
<-- Outline 1

Code used for above:

<code>
--> Outline 1 initially open ^
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 2
This text is part of node 2
    --> Outline 4 without popup #
This text is part of node 4
    <-- Outline 4
This text is part of node 2
  <-- Outline 2
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 3
This text is part of node 3
  <-- Outline 3
This text is part of node 1
<-- Outline 1
</code>

====== test of list plus outline ======

  * Unordered List Item 1
  * Unordered List Item 2


--> Outline 1 initially open ^
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 2
This text is part of node 2
    --> Outline 4 without popup #
This text is part of node 4
    <-- Outline 4
This text is part of node 2
  <-- Outline 2
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 3
This text is part of node 3
  <-- Outline 3
This text is part of node 1
<-- Outline 1

  - Ordered List Item 1
  - Ordered List Item 2

--> Outline A
this text is part of outline A
<--


Code used for above:

<code>

  * Unordered List Item 1
  * Unordered List Item 2


--> Outline 1 initially open ^
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 2
This text is part of node 2
    --> Outline 4 without popup #
This text is part of node 4
    <-- Outline 4
This text is part of node 2
  <-- Outline 2
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 3
This text is part of node 3
  <-- Outline 3
This text is part of node 1
<-- Outline 1

  - Ordered List Item 1
  - Ordered List Item 2

--> Outline A
this text is part of outline A
<--
</code>

====== test of list plus outline plus folded ======

  * Unordered List Item 1
  * This is example ++text | with some of it only shown when you unfold it++. And after that the text just continues to flow in the same paragraph, but you cannot go to a new line if you want to stay within the list item.


--> Outline 1 initially open ^
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 2
This text is part of node 2
    --> Outline 4 without popup #
This text is part of node 4
    <-- Outline 4
This text is part of node 2
  <-- Outline 2
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 3
This text is part of node 3 and has this ++folded text | with this as the hidden stuff++
  <-- Outline 3
This text is part of node 1
<-- Outline 1

  - Ordered List Item 1 ++contains folded text | showing that inline folded text can be made a part of a list item++ . And continues like so...
  - Ordered List Item 2 
++++ this block of folded text can't be put inside the list item above |

| This table | demonstrates that | a folded block won't go inside a list item |

{{page>some other wiki page}}

++++

--> Outline A
this text is part of outline A
<--

  - Ordered List Item 3


Code used for above:

<code>
  * Unordered List Item 1
  * This is example ++text | with some of it only shown when you unfold it++. And after that
the text just continues to flow in the same paragraph.


--> Outline 1 initially open ^
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 2
This text is part of node 2
    --> Outline 4 without popup #
This text is part of node 4
    <-- Outline 4
This text is part of node 2
  <-- Outline 2
This text is part of node 1
  --> Outline 3
This text is part of node 3 and has this ++folded text | with this as the hidden stuff++
  <-- Outline 3
This text is part of node 1
<-- Outline 1

  - Ordered List Item 1 ++contains folded text | showing that inline folded text can be made a part of a list item++ . And continues like so...
  - Ordered List Item 2 
++++ this block of folded text can't be put inside the list item above |

| This table | demonstrates that | a folded block won't go inside a list item |

{{page>some other wiki page}}

++++

--> Outline A
this text is part of outline A
<--

  - Ordered List Item 3
</code>

====== test of a folded block containing an outline ======

++++ this is a folded block |

--> and this outline is only shown when the block is unfolded

the outline opens up to this

--> it is possible to nest within the outline that's in a folded block

  * and have unordered
  * list items
  - as well as Ordered List Items

<--

<--

++++

Code used for above:

<code>
++++ this is a folded block |

--> and this outline is only shown when the block is unfolded

the outline opens up to this

--> it is possible to nest within the outline that's in a folded block

  * and have unordered
  * list items
  - as well as Ordered List Items

<--

<--

++++
</code>

====== test of a list element containing an outline ======

  - Ordered List Item 1
  - Ordered List Item containing an outline 
--> outline^
content of outline
--> inner outline
content of inner outline

<--

<--


  - note that this ordered list item is indented for some reason




Code used for above:

<code>
  - Ordered List Item 1
  - Ordered List Item containing an outline 
--> outline^
content of outline
--> inner outline
content of inner outline

<--

<--

  - note that this ordered list item is indented for some reason
</code>

====== test of an outline containing lists ======

--> outline containing list elements
outline text (or a blank line here)

  - Ordered List Item
  - Ordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item

--> and a nested outline element with more list elements

  - Ordered List Item
  - Ordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item

<--

<--


Code used for above:

<code>
--> outline containing list elements
outline text (or a blank line here)
  - Ordered List Item
  - Ordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item

--> and a nested outline element with more list elements

  - Ordered List Item
  - Ordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item
  * Unordered List Item

<--

<--

</code>

====== end of testing ======