The good ones will. The new paragraph is supposed to implicitly close the sub-block level tags within it.
Is there something built into the coding of this board that prompts that? I'm wondering, because in LJ, and on other posting boards where I've used HTML, the tag stays open until intentionally closed. The good (but not as good as this one) posting boards
will
force a tag close at the end of a post, so that it doesn't infect subsequent posts (all my other boards are upside down, such that the newest posts are on top).
Each paragraph here is enclosed in
t p
tags. Which means that compliant browsers won't let a
t b
or
t i
tag bleed into the next
t p
-- it's probably a closer match to HTML as designed than the other boards, but that doesn't make it better.
So I successfully used the quick-edit in Quotable, but I can't get rid of the space I didn't put in:
Look at this
: See the space before the colon? I didn't put it there.
Hmmm...
Lemme try.
look at this
: the colon test.
I guess I would suggest not using quick edit tags internal to words...
t b
and
t /b
should work fine in that case.
It's always done that -- the end of the quick-edited line always has a space.
b colon:
gives
colon:
Whereas
b semicolon
;
has the space.
Somebody named Lady O'
t something
got their name chewed up by the apostrophe bug on the maps. The bug, he is squished, but I sadly do not know what the remainder of the name should be, to fix the pin. Bad me.
I'm guessing "Lady O'Spain" Gus.
Thanks, KristinT, that was my guess, too. I assume this is someone from one of the threads where I lurk not. Off to fix it...
Yep. The only Lady O' user is indeed the Spanish one.