Yeah I've had closed tags unclosed by autoformatting. I will post when I can recreate.
One example I did three bigs and the close change to close bold so:
t big
t big
t big
text to make large
t /big
t /big
t /big
ended up as
t big
t /b
t big
t /b
t big
text to make large
t /big
t /big
t /big
t /b
to make sure I'm doing it right I will try this example, then delete
Text to make large
So this following should be small again.
Well everything is closed that should be closed. I could swear this once opened a tag I had closed properly, but maybe that was typo boy error. At any rate the /bs are not neccesary; but it does not seem to be a critical error.
Gus is currently working on completely new tag-closing, DCJ, so this should be a thing of the past once it's tested and implemented.
So I just made a link over in Natter. When I click on it, it takes my current window to that new site. Sometimes i click on a link here and it opens a new window, which I like. How do I make it open a new window?
You need to add the parameter 'target="_blank"' to the link tag, i.e.,
<a href="http://www.buffistas.org" target="_blank">buffistas.org</a>
would look like this, buffistas.org , and open a new window.
Thanks, DX. I'll save that for future use.
If someone makes a link like that, is there any way to force it to open in the current window? I know that, on a regular link, you can right-click and click "open in new window" to get it to do that, but is there a way to make one of those not open a new window?
is there a way to make one of those not open a new window?
Not that I know of offhand, but that kind of thing is very browser-dependent. Opening in a new tab is usually about the best you can hope for.
You could right-click, choose "copy link location" (or your browser's equivilent), and then paste the link into the current window's address bar.
It ain't pretty, but it works.
