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4. July 2007, 21:16:15 Subject: Re: Modified by toedder (4. July 2007, 21:53:53)  alanback: <pre> is a (X)HTML element for pre-formatted text. The text is displayed in fixed-width font, and formatting information such as line feeds and leading spaces or tabs are preserved. So if you write somthing in one line without inserting a line break and put it in inside a <pre> element, it results in on line and doesn't get broken in parts. 4. July 2007, 21:46:39 Subject: Re: Gordon Shumway: Thank you for making the discussion board annoyingly wide.  4. July 2007, 21:54:30 Subject: Re: kaluza: Oops - sorry, in Firefox 2.0 this results in the post having a scrollbar, not the whole page getting wider (at least with the "No fonts" layout). I have removed the example...  4. July 2007, 22:06:25 Subject: Re: Gordon Shumway: One more reason for folks to switch to firefox!!! FF rules! 4. July 2007, 22:07:54 Subject: Re: Gordon Shumway: Ah, I'm using Opera.   4. July 2007, 23:29:29 Subject: Re: Gordon Shumway: Thanks, very informative! Is that accessed through the "formatted" menu item on the Font Style menu? |
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