Does anybody else keep having there text turning white for no apparent reason?
I think it's dependant on what browser you use to post, and seems to be when the text is within <p> tags, but not when it's in a <div>. If I'm right this line should be white.
dunans, do you see the line "If I'm right this line should be white" as white text? There's nothing in it defining it as white, but it appears white to me.
I don't have any problems with my own text turning white, but if you cut and paste from a website it usually turns white on you. The workaround is to first paste into a blank wordpad or notepad file, and then copy again and paste into BikerMatch. Matt can explain why, but my eyes start to glaze over at this point. You can often salvage it if you can edit it by highlighting the text and then using the text colour tool, but it doesn't always seem to work.
Cutting and pasting from other sources is a problem in many places because it keeps some of the formatting, but that's not what I'm talking about. If I type a message from scratch it sometimes turns white but not always. I've now figured out that it's if I press Enter, that causes the text to be surrounded by <p> tags, and the CSS then appears to define it as white text.
The thing I'm not sure about is if everybody is seeing it as white, or if it's just some people. So, is this line white?
It's because the <P> tag is set as a creamy white in the CSS mate. So if you put a <P>some text</P> tag anywhere then it will come us as creamy white like the rest of the site.
That's why you shouldn't do it... don't copy paste from other sites.
Pressing the enter key shouldn't do anything though - I do it myself. A LOT more posts would be in white if that was the case..... ???
I can't understand how you're getting <P> when you press enter
The Rich Text Editor is supposed to be putting <DIV> in instead automatically.
Try typing a message and pressing the <> button in the toolbar, you'll see your HTML. When I'm typing it adds <DIV>, but in your message I see <P>.
What did you do? How did you do that without editing the HTML?
Pressing enter automatically puts <p></p> around each paragraph. It hasn't always done it, it's something that started fairly recently but happens at work and at home.What I have been doing recently is editing the HTML to remove the <p>s. This time I haven't touched the <> button so this is exactly what the editor generates.
It's definitely you mate, here's the code to prove that the
gets removed...
//Insert <DIV> instead of <P> if (parentElement.tagName == 'P'||parentElement.tagName=='BODY'||parentElement.tagName=='HTML'||parentElement.tagName=='TD'||parentElement.tagName=='THEAD'||parentElement.tagName=='TFOOT'){ selectedRange.pasteHTML('<DIV>'); selectedRange.select(); return false; }
You must have some kind of popup blocker, virus scanner, etc turned on screwing things up. Something is fiddling with your javascript (oo er).
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