Correct. XHTML. ;)

Well it would be much more helpful if you had just said so, instead of expecting me to spend time trying to spot the difference ......

Shouldn't take more than a few seconds lol

It doesn't work for me unless I write:

This is over [hr'] whatever [/hr'] This is under.

Is there a way to make the forum software understand that I'm not interested in having to write junk text and a closing tag?
The ordinary HTML only has one tag for HR, and that's <hr>... no closing tag required.


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Dr. Mabuse
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Actually, in XHTML 1.0 and onwards, it's <hr /> and technically the validators consider <hr>Text</hr> valid XHTML as well. I personally just did the replacement for my version as <hr /><p>{param}</p>, and asked them to put the text to go under the horizontal line between the tags.

You left out the ' ?

If you use this code ->

i think you should put between the tags a "COLOR" like red or green => [hr ]red[/hr ]

It would be better if it should just use a default colour if nothing is put in between. Also yeah a default character for the middle would be good.

I don't want the "extras" implemented.

I just want one tag, [hr] to translate to <hr> without the need to have a closing tag. If I write <hr> in the most basic HTML page you can think of, then you get a default Horizontal Rule. That's what I want. Nothing more, nothing less.

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Dr. Mabuse
Admin, Skepticality.com

vBulletin doesn't work without a closing tag -> if you use bbCode, you always have to close the tags.

i myself use this code:
so users can diced, how long the line shuold be (in percent)!