I was contemplating a simple but useful macro such as: {foreach} {foreach-head} || Item || Link || Page Titles || Labelled Pages ||{foreach-head} {foreach-tail} {foreach-body} || %item% | [%item%] | {search:query=title:%item%} | {contentbylabel:%item%} |{foreach-body} {foreach-list:%item%} alpha beta gamma{foreach-list}{foreach} that would render a table with 4 rows and the obvious replacements But this could be a fairly simple patch to replace-and-render that includes a new tag, {replace-list} (instead of {foreach-list} )

• Each line of the list is rendered.
• the head / body and tail are assembled as wiki and rendered as one step
• Not that I know a use case yet, but if you had multiple lists, it would do all permutations of replacements.
• leading and trailing whitespace and newlines for the head and tail are ignored