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tomd | 17:25 Wed 13th Oct 2004 | Site Suggestions
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Please bring line breaks back. It's incredibly hard to explain or list anything on one line.
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Seconded tomd. It's also very difficult to read the answers when everything rolls into one.
Thirded. New Forester must be going crazy - he's big on the line breaks. I tried using <p> - html doesn't seem to work either.
arrrghhhhhh PLEEEEASE!! we need line breaks!!!!!!
As they had a new editor on-line this morning, which is no longer here, I can only assume that they have had problems with it and that once fixed it will be back on-line. They probably finished for the day before they got the problem sorted. Only tomorrow will tell!
Poor Techies...they've had loads of praise and they deserve it, but now they're getting with which bits don't work anymore!!! Bet they went home with major headaches, and they have to face US in the morning!!
lindy loo - what do you mean, 'the techies went home'? They are locked in the lab, fixing things. I thought I had made this clear?
LOL AB Editor!  At least bring them some tea!

I think that the techies

should be rewarded with a

BIG

char of bocklet

not just a cup of tea

 

 

Hi All no IE users!
It looks like the functionality of simple text is back, so
we have bold
italic
underlined

and maybe links?
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/AB-Suggestions/Question69 172.html
Hmmm... no, still can't do the fancy stuff in Mozilla. I guess for now I'll stick to IE.
zgma:
I guess you can do a little bit fancy stuff in Mozilla but you need to know some tricks:
1. If you want to write in bold write this:
<b>this is bold text</b>
2. If you want to write in italic write this:
<i>this is italic text</i>
3. If you want to write in underline write this:
<u>this is underlined text</u>

This is a little bit of HTML, but this is the only way to do in browsers which can not work with this fancy rich text editor, I think.

I am writing it from Firefox which is actually a Mozilla browser:
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/
Thanks JjP.  I know the HTML - I just expected with the upgrade to see the word-processor stuff at the top of the window, and didn't think to try HTML.  Seems like your tags made it in to the message as well as the formatting? 
Ah, I see - it was intentional. 

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