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Post by rodawig on Mar 19, 2003 16:24:50 GMT -5
How do you do the paragraph tags and could someone give me an example?  I'm just clueless. I don't want to mess it up and make more work for Felicia. I've just skipped the tags so far, but for my just-finished series I need to put the tags in. Thanks and sorry for asking such a stupid question, but it's really important. |
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Post by Tdyans on Mar 19, 2003 16:27:23 GMT -5
Simple. Just put <p> at the beginning of each paragraph and </p> at the end of each paragraph. Here's an example: <p>"Hi," Bob said.</p> <p>"Hi," Ringo replied. "How are you today?"</p> |
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Post by rodawig on Mar 19, 2003 16:32:57 GMT -5
Thankyou! ;D ;D
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Post by L on Mar 22, 2003 10:59:10 GMT -5
Actually, I don't think the <p> has a close tag. It's just.. <p>
/me L has also just noticed this strange button....
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Post by Tdyans on Mar 22, 2003 14:20:41 GMT -5
Actually, I don't think the <p> has a close tag. It's just.. <p> /me L has also just noticed this strange button.... Personally, I do it the lazy way and just put the <p> at the beginning of the paragraph and it works fine. But I've been told that the "proper" way is to have the close tag, and the auto-response asks you to "enclose your pargraphs in <p>...</p> tags". I still disregard that, but I thought I'd tell her the "proper" way.  Still, rodawig, it's true-- you can just do the first tag and skip the latter and it seems to work fine. Sorry if I made you do more work than you needed to. |
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Post by rodawig on Mar 23, 2003 15:25:13 GMT -5
I still disregard that, but I thought I'd tell her the "proper" way. Still, rodawig, it's true-- you can just do the first tag and skip the latter and it seems to work fine. Sorry if I made you do more work than you needed to. I've got it now, thanks! |
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Still, rodawig, it's true-- you can just do the first tag and skip the latter and it seems to work fine. Sorry if I made you do more work than you needed to.