ComplicatedDescription5

(:if equal "Can we preformat over several lines? <pre class='escaped'>

  hmm... 
  and the next line...

</pre>" "":)Please describe this page! (:if ! equal "Can we preformat over several lines? <pre class='escaped'>

  hmm... 
  and the next line...

</pre>" "":) Can we preformat over several lines? <pre class='escaped'>

  hmm... 
  and the next line...

</pre>

Here we try to use even more complicated markup inside the description.

(:description \
  Can we preformat over several lines? [@
  hmm... 
  and the next line...
  @] \
 :)

Note: The results are pretty strange if the groupheader contains the following conditional statement:

(:if equal "{$Description}" "":)Please describe this page!
(:if ! equal "{$Description}" "":)
{$Description}
(:ifend:)

But if the condition is removed (leaving just a plain {$Description}, the results for this page are improved. The results on the homepage, however, which uses the pagelist with the description fmt, still have a partial condition exposed. That exposed partial condition comes from the condition in the fmt template. If we remove the condition from the fmt (by using defining and using a new fmt on the home page) then the exposed partial condition disappears, but the result is still a bit strange).