Originally posted by iamatiger the {hidden} {/hidden} command is supposed to hide text (replace curly barackets with square ones)
And the text is supposed to appear when you mouse over it...
[hidden]But if the hidden text contains an apostrophe it doesnt appear[/hidden]
[hidden]the repeat of this line below below has its instance of "its"spelt right:[/hidden]
[hidden]the repeat of this line below below has its instance of "its"spelt right:[/hidden]
Originally posted by iamatiger the {hidden} {/hidden} command is supposed to hide text (replace curly barackets with square ones)
And the text is supposed to appear when you mouse over it...
[hidden]But if the hidden text contains an apostrophe it doesnt appear[/hidden]
[hidden]the repeat of this line below below has its instance of "its"spelt right:[/hidden]
[hidden]the repeat of this line below below has it's instance of "its"spelt right:[/hidden]
Thanks for pointing this out, I'd been thinking there was something wrong with my browser!
Originally posted by Daemon Sin [hidden] It\'s like magic - it may look impossible...<br /> but once you know the techniques behind the illusions...<br /> it\'s easy![/hidden]
Originally posted by Daemon Sin Yes, but it would better if Russ and Chris just fixed their script. Not escaping quotes is a school boy error for coders, they should be ashamed!
That's great! Thanks Daemon
I agree that the RHP coders should automate this