How do I leave a <space> in Html<!--content-->Depends on what kind of space you are looking for.<br />
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One character space is just that.<br />
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Or you can do a hard character space by entering <br />
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Or you can use a table layout to accomplish spacing.<br />
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Or you can create a transparent gif image and adjust it's WIDTH and HEIGHT properties in the IMG tag to suit your needs.<!--content-->you can put as many spaces as you want by doing this:<br />
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for however many spaces you need type that, that many times<br />
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so if i want 5 spaces between some text i type<br />
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<font size="+1"> whatever Here I am 5 spaces away!</font><!--content-->what? ok the code didnt show up??????? ok the space code is [ ] do that as many times as you want, based on the # of spaces you want!<br />
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incase it didnt show above it & n b s p ; except no spaces, i dont know how else to make the code show up in here<!--content-->Grego to make code show up simply use [ c o d e]your code stuff [ / c o d e ] Again with no spaces.<br />
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Neil<!--content-->Originally posted by GREGO <br />
what? ok the code didnt show up??????? ok the space code is [ ] do that as many times as you want, based on the # of spaces you want!<br />
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incase it didnt show above it & n b s p ; except no spaces, i dont know how else to make the code show up in here This forum blocks certain html codes for safety reasons. You can use the
container will not display escaped HTML characters in this forum - or the javascript: url either; it's just designed to format your code. The correct way is to escape one of the characters in the string with an HTML escape sequence - like this:<br />
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&nbsp -----> PRINTS -----> <br />
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javascript:-----> PRINTS -----> javascript:<br />
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There's a nice reference of these escapes at:<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bbsinc.com/symbol.html">http://www.bbsinc.com/symbol.html</a><!-- m --><!--content-->Damn, whattya know it
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One character space is just that.<br />
<br />
Or you can do a hard character space by entering <br />
<br />
Or you can use a table layout to accomplish spacing.<br />
<br />
Or you can create a transparent gif image and adjust it's WIDTH and HEIGHT properties in the IMG tag to suit your needs.<!--content-->you can put as many spaces as you want by doing this:<br />
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for however many spaces you need type that, that many times<br />
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so if i want 5 spaces between some text i type<br />
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<font size="+1"> whatever Here I am 5 spaces away!</font><!--content-->what? ok the code didnt show up??????? ok the space code is [ ] do that as many times as you want, based on the # of spaces you want!<br />
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incase it didnt show above it & n b s p ; except no spaces, i dont know how else to make the code show up in here<!--content-->Grego to make code show up simply use [ c o d e]your code stuff [ / c o d e ] Again with no spaces.<br />
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Neil<!--content-->Originally posted by GREGO <br />
what? ok the code didnt show up??????? ok the space code is [ ] do that as many times as you want, based on the # of spaces you want!<br />
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incase it didnt show above it & n b s p ; except no spaces, i dont know how else to make the code show up in here This forum blocks certain html codes for safety reasons. You can use the
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tag to put your code in. ;)<!--content-->Thankyou !<br />
Now I can stride boldly on to encounter my next problem. <br />
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I do appreciate you guys. . I searched through "HTML for dummies" all day for that.<br />
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<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.restored-classics.com">www.restored-classics.com</a><!-- w --><!--content-->Originally posted by Mark <br />
This forum blocks certain html codes for safety reasons. ;) <br />
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oh that's why the password stealing script I posted wouldn't work :D<!--content-->Using the [code]<br />
&nbsp -----> PRINTS -----> <br />
\-----> PRINTS -----> \<br />
javascript:-----> PRINTS -----> javascript:<br />
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There's a nice reference of these escapes at:<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bbsinc.com/symbol.html">http://www.bbsinc.com/symbol.html</a><!-- m --><!--content-->Damn, whattya know it
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doesn't. Your right again mrkite, as always. :)<br />
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Neil<br />
<skulks off cursing himself for being wrong - again><!--content-->