Table Help
#1
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Table Help
Trying to post a table and it has a ton of dead space at the beginning. What is the trick to get it to show properly?
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Copy and paste the text into Microsoft Word
Use the "Replace" (CTRL+H) feature to convert:
^p
to nothing, and that should put it all on one line.
Use the "Replace" (CTRL+H) feature to convert:
^p
to nothing, and that should put it all on one line.
#5
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Originally posted by Quake1028
Isn't there a shortcut way to replace the spaces or something?
Isn't there a shortcut way to replace the spaces or something?
and you had it figured out and was doing it fine?
its just the replace ^p as mentioned above
gotta remove paragraph makes because vbulletin doesnt like those spaces in the code
#6
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Originally posted by twikoff
didnt I teach you this a long time ago
and you had it figured out and was doing it fine?
its just the replace ^p as mentioned above
gotta remove paragraph makes because vbulletin doesnt like those spaces in the code
didnt I teach you this a long time ago
and you had it figured out and was doing it fine?
its just the replace ^p as mentioned above
gotta remove paragraph makes because vbulletin doesnt like those spaces in the code
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You can't auto-replace that character in Notepad. You need to go line-by-line and remove the extra line breaks.
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Not to my knowledge.
By "line break", I mean what separates
this
word
from
this
word
Your table needs to be on one line, like:
<table border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1"><tr><td>hello</td><td>this is a sample table I'm making up for Quake</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">to show a point, I guess</td></tr></table>
By "line break", I mean what separates
this
word
from
this
word
Your table needs to be on one line, like:
<table border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1"><tr><td>hello</td><td>this is a sample table I'm making up for Quake</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">to show a point, I guess</td></tr></table>
#10
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yep, everytime enter is hit, it creates a paragraph mark
then you get gaps in the code.. and that drives vbulletin nuts
then you get gaps in the code.. and that drives vbulletin nuts
Last edited by twikoff; 09-01-04 at 07:05 AM.