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How did vb.org do HR bbcode?
Ok ive tried tons of different ways and for the life of me i cant figure out how to add the HR bbcode.[hr]text[/hr]
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Sorry for the newbish question...
What does HR stands for? |
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Good question :erm:
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#4
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HR stands for Horizantal Line
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#5
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Wrong, horizontal rule.
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Tag = 'hr'
Replace = '<hr color="{option}" width="100%" size="1">' |
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Thanks paul i couldnt figure out the proper way to do it.
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Quote:
HTML Code:
<hr color="{option}" width="100%" size="1" />
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I can't see any difference in what you posted, but as it happens, we don't use that exact code now anyway, we use ;
Code:
<hr color="{param}" width="100%" size="1"/> |
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It should be a self-closed element is what he's saying.
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