An embarrassing problem

moi ^ | April 10th, 2008 | bishop_malachi

[Fundamentally Fair]

...allow for edits of posted comments. FR is pretty badly behind the times, here.

This is one of the best parts of FR. Once you write it, you have to defend it.

[ßuddaßudd]

Try webmonkey.com and they have an html cheatsheet for most of the basic tags.
But what do I know?

[JRios1968]

If you run Firefox, you can get an extension called Xinha Here! that'll give you an HTML editor for the reply box. After installing it, you just right click in the reply box and select it in the menu.

I just downloaded it...very cool!
 

[SoldierDad]

Try going to this site. It has the info on how to do things using the HTML format.

HTML Tutorial

[SoldierDad]

In addition I have been unable to get girls to date me.

I too know the pain of learning how to use HTML properly, but the above - no. Been married for 27 years and dating is easy when you're married.

[Jeff Head]

Yes it does...but I was going to use that in my advanced tutorial! LOL!

[strange1]

Warning thread hijack ahead:

hey Jeff Head, got all misty eyed seeing the Enterprise...

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[live+let_live]

“dating is easy when you’re married. “

I applaud you. Your spouse must be very open minded.

[wintertime]

is to click source
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Where do I find “source”?

[goldstategop]

FR controls the horizontal, it controls the vertical and it controls your browser. Do not attempt to adjust anything. We control your transmission... and bring you the Conservative Outer Limits!

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[ThePythonicCow]

Did you get your questions answered? It's difficult to know, since I don't see any replies from you on this thread.

[SoldierDad]

LOL. Not exactly what I meant. My spouse and I have no problem going out on dates. Open minded? About extra-marital dating? I don’t think I’ll share this discussion with her.

[JoJo Gunn]

It is pretty slick, huh?

It doesn't work on sites that use [ ] brackets instead of these:  < and >  And it's sometimes a little irritating (if you're in a hurry) because you can't just copy and paste several paragraphs into it unless you copy from source code first.

For sites that use brackets, there's this extension. (I have it, yet admittedly have very rarely used it because most sites like that which I frequent has some sort of editor at the reply stage. It's small, though, and causes no conflicts with anything else).

[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

She is wearing phony, paste-on nails.

[JoJo Gunn]

With IE, click on the top bar: View>Source

For Firefox:  View>Page Source 

With Firefox, you highlight the paragraphs you want to quote, then choose Source, and you right click anywhere on the highlighted area and copy. Then paste to the reply box.

The trick of highlighting doesn't work with IE 5.5 or 6. Don't know about version 7. Perhaps someone on ShadowAce's ping list can elaborate?

[wintertime]

Thanks very much.

Very interesting!

[ShadowAce]

Perhaps someone on ShadowAce's ping list can elaborate?

Unfortunately, I do not have my ping list with me here at work. I think I have IE7 (My company laptop is running Vista Ultimate SP1). There is no "Help" menu on IE to check the version number.

Given that--I opened up IE and tried it. It doesn't work.

[JoJo Gunn]

You’re welcome, wintertime.

ShadowAce, all the more reason to use FF, eh? ;)

[J40000]

Thanks Jeff Head, If I can learn this here, ANYONE can!

[Jeff Head]

You are welcome.

Put a < p > after the pic for a line inbetween the pic and the text, so the text then goes under the pic.. < br >< br > also works and is, in essence, two carriage returns.