Merge pull request #1963 from scireum/feature/mbo/OX-10926

KBA: Fixes links not opening in new tab in OXOMI KBAs

src/main/resources/default/kb/en/user/noodle.html.pasta

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
  </li>
  <li>
  Macro calls: <k:inlineCode>isEmpty("test")</k:inlineCode>. All available macros are listed here:
- <a href="/system/tags">Tagliatelle Tag Overview</a>.
+ <k:link link="/system/tags" name="Tagliatelle Tag Overview" target="_blank"/>.
  </li>
  <li>
  If statements: <k:inlineCode>if (condition) { statements; }</k:inlineCode>

src/main/resources/default/kb/en/user/tagliatelle.html.pasta

@@ -1,4 +1,9 @@
-<k:article code="T2IQI" lang="de" parent="AHJEC" title="Tagliatelle Template Engine" permissions="" crossReferences="HP9RC">
+<k:article code="T2IQI"
+ lang="de"
+ parent="AHJEC"
+ title="Tagliatelle Template Engine"
+ permissions=""
+ crossReferences="HP9RC">
  <i:block name="description">Defines the syntax of the Tagliatelle Template Engine.</i:block>
 
  <i:block name="sidebar">
@@ -11,15 +16,15 @@
 
  <k:section heading="Common" anchor="common">
  <p>
- <b>Tagliatelle</b> is template engine which renders a statically typed and compiled templates. This is mainly
- used to render the HTML output of the web-server but can be used to generate any form of text output.
+ <b>Tagliatelle</b> is a template engine which renders statically typed and compiled templates. This is
+ mainly used to render the HTML output of the web-server but can be used to generate any form of text output.
  </p>
  <p>
- Tagliatelle uses Noodle (<k:ref code="HP9RC" />) as expression language. An expression can be placed anywhere
+ Tagliatelle uses Noodle (<k:ref code="HP9RC"/>) as expression language. An expression can be placed anywhere
  in the template by prefixing it with an <b>@@</b>, i.e. <k:inlineCode>@@myVariable</k:inlineCode>. If the
- boundaries of the expression are unclear, it can be put into parentheses like <k:inlineCode>@@(3+4)</k:inlineCode>.
- If a tag expects an expression anyway, the "@@" can be omitted. (Note that the "@@" can be escaped by
- putting two in a row: <k:inlineCode>@@@@</k:inlineCode>.
+ boundaries of the expression are unclear, it can be put into parentheses like
+ <k:inlineCode>@@(3+4)</k:inlineCode>. If a tag expects an expression anyway, the "@@" can be omitted. (Note
+ that the "@@" can be escaped by putting two in a row: <k:inlineCode>@@@@</k:inlineCode>.
  </p>
  <p>
  The main part of the templates are made up of special <b>tags</b> (hence the name Tag-liatelle). These tags
@@ -29,9 +34,9 @@
  </k:section>
  <k:section heading="Anatomy of a tag" anchor="anatomy-of-a-tag">
  <p>
- Tags are organized in <b>tag libraries</b>. Each library has a prefix assigned, e.g. <b>k</b>. All templates for
- this tag library are then placed in <k:inlineCode>tags/k/tagName.html.pasta</k:inlineCode> and can be referenced
- using <k:inlineCode>&lt;k:tagName&gt;</k:inlineCode>.
+ Tags are organized in <b>tag libraries</b>. Each library has a prefix assigned, e.g. <b>k</b>. All templates
+ for this tag library are then placed in <k:inlineCode>tags/k/tagName.html.pasta</k:inlineCode> and can be
+ referenced using <k:inlineCode>&lt;k:tagName&gt;</k:inlineCode>.
  </p>
  <p>
  If a tag supports custom attributes, these are defined in the template via
@@ -42,6 +47,7 @@
  </p>
  </k:section>
  <k:section heading="Available tags and macros" anchor="available-tags-and-macros">
- A list of all available tags and macros can be found here: <a href="/system/tags">Tagliatelle Tag Overview</a>.
+ A list of all available tags and macros can be found here:
+ <k:link link="/system/tags" name="Tagliatelle Tag Overview" target="_blank"/>.
  </k:section>
 </k:article>