Jo Meow
06-12-2003, 08:42 PM
I tried putting the "zmp" code, to stop some html from processing, but where I put <xmp> it turns into an invalid tag. Can someone help me?
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View Full Version : I need help with the "xmp" code Jo Meow 06-12-2003, 08:42 PM I tried putting the "zmp" code, to stop some html from processing, but where I put <xmp> it turns into an invalid tag. Can someone help me? freakEgurl 06-13-2003, 12:24 AM Is it <XMP> <HTML HERE> </XMP>. putting that text into a text box would be an alternative, also. MaGiCSuN 06-13-2003, 10:57 AM if it doesn't work then use this instead: < = < > = > To change this very fast you can use Word for it like this: 1. open word and type in a new document the code you want to 'translate' 2. push ctrl + H or go to Edit > replace 3. then fill in "search for" with the < sign and fill in "replace with" with the < code 4. do the same for the > and you are totally fine :) This is very handy when you need a full code to show up on your website. The way that i described above allowes linebreaks too, so it doesn't goes on one line like in the <xmp> code and it just stays the same font size color etc like the other text. Unless you change that offcourse... Love, Mirna Jo Meow 06-13-2003, 06:29 PM MaGiCSuN, I tried your code and it works, the code I want people to see is all there, except there's a bunch of XMP's all over it. I'm using it to let people use linking banners, but they can't use it if that's there. elfenheroin 06-14-2003, 03:40 PM You mean like the code for a banner linking to your site? You can try the text area if you want. That's what I use. Jo Meow 06-14-2003, 03:55 PM ok thanks for your help I figured it out! MaGiCSuN 06-15-2003, 07:02 PM you use or <xmp> OR < and > don't use both, because the <XMP> things will also get translated like you said :) |