Testing...
Just testing a few html tags to see if they're blogger compatible
"& # 160" to get a space in html mode (deleted if you switch to compose)
x2 - sup
x1 - sub
- ol
u
- ul
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Just testing a few html tags to see if they're blogger compatible
"& # 160" to get a space in html mode (deleted if you switch to compose)
x2 - sup
x1 - sub
Quoth Qalmlea at 11:59
6 comments:
there's a better way to keep whitespace than using character entities (like ).
the [pre] tag. you just have to define it so that it uses the same font as the rest of your post.
Here's how it's defined in my template:
pre {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
font:$bodyfont;
}
heh. It interpretted the character entity I used.
it shold be:
(like and-pound-160)
[ol] and [ul] define the type of list (ordered or unordered)
[li] defines a list element, all of which are nested inside the [ol] or [ul] tags
so:
[ol]
[li]first item[/li]
[li]second item[/li]
.
.
.
[/ol]
produces a numbered list
and:
[ul]
[li]first item[/li]
[li]second item[/li]
.
.
.
[/ul]
produces a bulleted list
Yeah, I looked some of those up after the fact. The pre thing is interesting though... Does it just keep all the whitespace you put into the document?
[pre] keeps all the whitespace between the [pre] and [/pre]
Ah, thank you. That will be useful. ^/^
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