extra page breaks on quotes?
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Anyone noticed that lately when you quote someone, it adds extra page breaks?
What is the deal with that?
What is the deal with that?
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Not sure what page breaks are but now I'm curious.0patience:Anyone noticed that lately when you quote someone, it adds extra page breaks?
What is the deal with that? -
You know when you put the <br> in the post after a sentence or line?
A few of the quotes have developed another <br> causing there to be an extra space between the lines.
It doesn't seem to be every time either. Not sure why. -
Well, turns out I know about page breaks but just didn't know that's what they were called. LOL0patience:You know when you put the <br> in the post after a sentence or line?
A few of the quotes have developed another <br> causing there to be an extra space between the lines.
It doesn't seem to be every time either. Not sure why. -
I've never noticed it not putting the breaks in there. Unless maybe it's after there are a ton of quotes in one post, and this 1742 forum software gets confused.
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Whoah, how did you put the pointy brackets in and not have it disappear??0patience:You know when you put the <br> in the post after a sentence or line?
A few of the quotes have developed another <br> causing there to be an extra space between the lines.
It doesn't seem to be every time either. Not sure why. -
Just check out the text in the message box when you quote him. It shows exactly what he did.Ken Light:
Whoah, how did you put the pointy brackets in and not have it disappear??0patience:You know when you put the <br> in the post after a sentence or line?
A few of the quotes have developed another <br> causing there to be an extra space between the lines.
It doesn't seem to be every time either. Not sure why. -
Wow. I went epic n00b there, sorry, hahahahaSleevePlz:
Just check out the text in the message box when you quote him. It shows exactly what he did.Ken Light:
Whoah, how did you put the pointy brackets in and not have it disappear??0patience:You know when you put the <br> in the post after a sentence or line?
A few of the quotes have developed another <br> causing there to be an extra space between the lines.
It doesn't seem to be every time either. Not sure why. -
^^^Noob.
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LOL! It's an old HTML trick.Ken Light:
Wow. I went epic n00b there, sorry, hahahahaSleevePlz:
Just check out the text in the message box when you quote him. It shows exactly what he did.Ken Light:
Whoah, how did you put the pointy brackets in and not have it disappear??0patience:You know when you put the <br> in the post after a sentence or line?
A few of the quotes have developed another <br> causing there to be an extra space between the lines.
It doesn't seem to be every time either. Not sure why.
In the days of old forums that used html, those of us who created forums would use it to post info.
Oh wait, this forums still does. LOL!
&-l-t-; creates the less than symbol (no dashes of course) and the &-g-t-; makes the greater than symbol.
There are a ton of things that can be done with the ampersand symbol to create symbols, spaces and such in html.
