Posted by Xander on 30 March, 2009 – 1:36 pm
Whilst I’m sitting here trying to figure out how to get the formatting right
(I’m hoping the new style will be a cheat in that direction as the column is
now narrower
), I’m reminded of all those error messages I keep getting.
I keep receiving emails telling me that people are experiencing broken links
or errors when loading certain pages. If you do find yourself getting errors
then please do email me about them. I do get the automated messages but I
tend to ignore them and also can never replicate the error when I do bother
to check. Perhaps with a little more feedback I can sort it out though,
hence please do send me an email complaining at length… just try to
remember what you did so I can try and replicate the problem later.
Thanks.
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Posted by Xander on 30 March, 2009 – 10:58 am
Third attempt at remote posting
Okay so now I’m going for rich text in =
the hope that with me being able to use as long a line as I like it =
should, note should, come out a little better on the page =
itself.
Now the =
only thing worrying me is that with free reign over font and size etc my posts are going to look silly. I =
wonder if such things are solvable using CSS? No doubt there is some =
techy means of solving thing… as to what they are =
I’ve no idea but it’s worth a hunt around if =
this little experiment works…
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Posted by Xander on 30 March, 2009 – 8:48 am
Okay I’ll have to see how this one goes and I’ll be leaving any mistakes up
there for all to see.
The first emailed post I sent (like about 5 minutes ago or some such) came
up with the lines broken up and ‘=’ everywhere. This one is not done using
the standard HTML formatting of outlook (something I considered safe… you
know HTML and posting to an internet blog… but no) but rather in plain
text. How can it go wrong?
Let’s find out.
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