I just noticed something that might be of interest to you. Or maybe not. It was interesting to me.
How many of us screw up a vB code.
OK that’s all of us.
Like what happens someone is editing out the automatic bold and italics in quotes and nested quotes and accidently leaves a stray [i****] in. It accidently renders your entire post slanty. Ah well, only you have egg on your face.
Well vB has a printible thread version and a coding mistake takes on a life if its own.
Consider if you will Daniel’s post in this thread defending himself.
Ah, well it’s difficult to read, but at least it happened to just him.
Well take a look at the print version. (Sorry, there are no internal links. However, all you have to do is scrow down until the type turns permanently italics.)
(You cn also tell when the quote tag hasn’t been closed.
I doubt that there’s anything y’all can do about it since it appears to be a software glitch that relies on the <Table></Table> codes to clean itself up.
I just thought it was interesting SterlingN
[sub]making sure his code is clean[/sub]
You don’t have your sig turned on, but I can tell you once I saw your armadillo in italics because of just that.
The [ i ] and [ b ] can carry over into the sig below.
“Screw[sup]Y[/sup][sub]Y[/sub][sup]Y[/sup] Codes Screw Up Print”
Well Cronos, let’s make an example out of this thread! (Don’t worry folks, It won’t turn out like last time!)
I want the next six visitors to this thread to start their post with the **[quote] tag. Do not use the close tag at the end.
Like so…
[quote]
And I will further add to the mix by placing a [b] tag --><-- here. In the normal window, it shouldn’t look too bad, but if you click on the printer icon above, that page should begin indenting and double-indenting and triple indenting and so on…
It’s not a big problem. It’s more like one of those thing that make you go hmmm…
