[Blogger]

Ooops! I didn't think there was any HTML in that to make it go all squishy! Plus, when you copy and paste it picks up a lot more than what you see... It was about a longer and shorter version of the Apostles Creed - the longer being later. The relevant part was this:

The longer form of the Roman symbol, or the present received text, does not appear before the sixth or seventh century. It has several important clauses which were wanting in the former, as "he descended into hades,the predicate "catholic" after ecclesiam, "the communion of saints," and "the life everlasting."These additions were gathered from the provincial versions (Gallican and North African) and incorporated into the older form.

[Quix]

Much better.

Thanks tons.

Yeah . . . a left or right caret--especially both with a URL or image or some such is enough to do it. imho. what little I know.

[Kolokotronis]

"I didn't think there was any HTML in that to make it go all squishy!"

Its the Greek words which caused the problem. Whenever you use them, you have to close each paragraph, both before and after the Greek with the appropriate HTML tag. I learned the hard way! :)