What is a <q> tag? That is not valid XHTML or HTML, so you are going to have to be more specific.
You can’t use something that doesn’t exist. Do you mean a <blockquote> like a “quote” tag?
“You can’t use something that doesn’t exist.”
I’d like to get that tattooed on my chest…anyway, plugin solution!
http://www.coffee2code.com/archives/2005/03/29/plugin-preserve-code-formatting/
Brilliant find. Now all I need to do is learn enough to feel confident to actually post about code.
Regarding this comment above, the <q> tag is an inline quote tag whereas the <blockquote> is for longer quotes. See the details of the <q> tag at Index Dot HTML (amongst other good HTML resource Web sites).
After this long topic, what sholud i do to disable the HTML code ?
A little busy for a simple topic, eh piero06? Here’s a summary of the solutions posted:
lbessant’s suggestion:
type < as < and > as >
Podz SimpleCode *converter*:
http://www.tamba2.org.uk/files/simplecode.php
C2C Preserve Code Formatting plugin:
http://www.coffee2code.com/archives/2005/03/29/plugin-preserve-code-formatting/
Strange how this doesn’t work for me. Like I am using a banner, and even when I use the suggested site, it still shows up as the banner. Help would be appreciated! Thanks!
I found a solution to this, type:
<textarea name=”textarea” rows=”NUMBER OF ROWS YOU WANT” cols=”NUMBER OF COLUMNS YOU WANT” wrap=”virtual” class=”txt”>CODE YOU WANT INSIDE BOX</textarea>
THIS ONE REALLY WORKS! 🙂
