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Virtual Comicon April 14-15 Discussion Thread

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greggy

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Any one else having issues with editing their posts - now when I preview my changes - the url code for the thumbnails shows up inbetween the images confused-smiley-013.gif

 

It was going fine at first.

Is it straight UBB or do you have any HTML stuff happening? The HTML really screws up things when you are editing.
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Any one else having issues with editing their posts - now when I preview my changes - the url code for the thumbnails shows up inbetween the images confused-smiley-013.gif

 

It was going fine at first.

Is it straight UBB or do you have any HTML stuff happening? The HTML really screws up things when you are editing.

 

It's the html from photobucket. I've done a number of edits of that with no problem (moving stuff around) - now all I'm trying to add is plain text, and when I preview the changes (even if I've made none) - part of the html shows up inbetween the images.

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greggy

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Any one else having issues with editing their posts - now when I preview my changes - the url code for the thumbnails shows up inbetween the images confused-smiley-013.gif

 

It was going fine at first.

Is it straight UBB or do you have any HTML stuff happening? The HTML really screws up things when you are editing.

 

It's the html from photobucket. I've done a number of edits of that with no problem (moving stuff around) - now all I'm trying to add is plain text, and when I preview the changes (even if I've made none) - part of the html shows up inbetween the images.

HTML really screws it up. So, you are hosting your pics with <img=xxxxxxxx> rather than using the UBB code provided? If so, you may want to try the UBB codes because editing really screws it up. I had to get rid of the few HTML lines because I noticed that it made all my letters red when I went to delete some phrasing that was in read. sign-rantpost.gif
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rjpb

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Sorry I get a little confused with the difference between HTML and UBB. Its the UBB Hyperlink from photobucket's clickable thumbnail IMG link - that shows up - so the image part still registers as a thumbnail size image - but the UBB that creates the blue box (I think) is what shows up as text when I preview the change.

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It's great to see the wide selection of ages and genres, especially the GA Timelys and ECs. This show is going to rock! headbang.gif

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With Firefox, the thumbnails will wrap around and the window will NEVER extend past the right side since there are no full-size images in the VCC thread.

 

I'm not sure if the Mac browser or Internet Explorer handles the thumbnails the same way.

 

(You could always switch to Firefox.)

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greggy

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With Firefox, the thumbnails will wrap around and the window will NEVER extend past the right side since there are no full-size images in the VCC thread.

 

I'm not sure if the Mac browser or Internet Explorer handles the thumbnails the same way.

 

(You could always switch to Firefox.)

That's why firefox rocks. I didn't know what people were complaining about until I viewed it in IE. insane.gif
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With Firefox, the thumbnails will wrap around and the window will NEVER extend past the right side since there are no full-size images in the VCC thread.

 

I'm not sure if the Mac browser or Internet Explorer handles the thumbnails the same way.

 

(You could always switch to Firefox.)

That's why firefox rocks. I didn't know what people were complaining about until I viewed it in IE. insane.gif
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greggy

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With Firefox, the thumbnails will wrap around and the window will NEVER extend past the right side since there are no full-size images in the VCC thread.

 

I'm not sure if the Mac browser or Internet Explorer handles the thumbnails the same way.

 

(You could always switch to Firefox.)

That's why firefox rocks. I didn't know what people were complaining about until I viewed it in IE. insane.gif
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