I was just editing my sig (from a chat convo) and noticed < and > was stripped from the signiture. Is this suppose to happen? I remember it never did before, it may of been edited that way by Cspace, and since I haven't been on in awhile, but anyway I put this here (and not cs suggestions / HM) because I felt this wasn't a suggestion persae. If there is a topic about it, let me know, anyway if someone else feels there is a better place then go for it. However, like I said, I felt this was a good place on it.
Summary: Why is < and > removed (IE: Removed completed but not what is inside it like it was checking for tags) but it wasn't before. I figure Cspace edited something and since I was away, I didn't hear about it, but I thought I might as well ask.
~ Kimojuno
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< and > tags in sigs.
#2
Posted 21 August 2005 - 02:18 PM
No idea here... I know this much: This board can operate with BBCode, basically meaning that we can use the [ and ] tags. However, in regular ol' HTML, we only use the wickets, or the < and > tags. I don't know if the board will automatically convert certain wickets to brackets, but, well...
*Stumped*
*Stumped*
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#3
Posted 21 August 2005 - 05:57 PM
Yea, the silly thing thinks your trying to use HTML.

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Jesus says:
p3n0r.
~ JGJTan ~ Devils dance while angels smile says:
WOOT
p3n0r.
~ JGJTan ~ Devils dance while angels smile says:
WOOT
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........../\__ _\.........../\ \........................
..........\/_/\ \/......___..\ \ \/'\.....____...........
.._______....\ \ \..../' _ `\.\ \ , <..../',__\.._______.
./\______\....\_\ \__./\ \/\ \.\ \ \\`\./\__, `\/\______\
.\/______/..../\_____\\ \_\ \_\.\ \_\\_\\/\____/\/______/
..............\/_____/.\/_/\/_/..\/_//_/.\/___/..........
#4
Posted 21 August 2005 - 07:36 PM
QUOTE(-Xal- @ Aug 21 2005, 12:57 PM)
This I know, but it never did that before, so was just wondering why.
~ Kimojuno
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