Is the <SPAN> tag broken by using the <br> tag? Because if it is, I guess it might explain my problem in the following...

http://www.lissaexplains.com/forum//showthread.php?s=&threadid=33156

Sooooo my question is then if you want a <SPAN> through many lines but you need a <br> not a <p>, how do you pull that off?

Do not post your question two times please. Also the question in your other thread has a <span> code in it that is closed with an </p> i don't know what you've learned but when openining a tag with <span> you also have to close it with </span> and not </p>

If it doesn't work then try using <div class="CLASSNAMEHERE">codes here</div> instead because they do allow <br> in the middle of the codes

Love,
Mirna

Why the snippy comment?.........

The question is two different questions actually, it just refered to another problem as well.....

And perhaps you should rethink the way you answer questions because for someone who obviously DOESN'T know and is trying to learn such comments as "i don't know what you've learned but........." can be very insulting, discouraging and/or belittling.



*Completely off topic* - I very much like your webpage design.

she didn't mean anything by it, if you get stuff like that in the future, just ignore it... some people say stuff they don't really mean.

and yes, it is always a good idea to close all the tags that begin with <div> with </div>, just like <p> and </p> :)

There's no need to cover me, thank you very much

and about the post: i'm just saying what i say to all the people that do stuff like that. Now can we close this thread? thank you

Thank you Xiphias and thanks also for helping me out with those other threads too.