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I broke the sandbox
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IcalasariIcalasari 12:57AM Permalink Flag
I can't edit my posts or make new ones in there
Lesson here?
Either the marquee or blink tags are nasty on at least an iPhone
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CentralAvenueCentralAvenue 12:58AM Permalink Flag
And I suppose the huge text had nothing to do with it...
[EDIT: I suppose I shouldn't be telling people how to do that]
You put a 300% span inside a 300% span inside a 300% span...
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CentralAvenueCentralAvenue 1:00AM Permalink Flag
I flagged the post (or rather, the one after it, since I couldn't flag the offending post), so we'll have to see if a mod can fix or delete it.
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IcalasariIcalasari 1:01AM Permalink Flag
Because each one ended the font
And my experience has taught me that /font ends all font html tags
Edit: What I mean is that experience has told me that going font size font color then /font (iPhone is in auto show source mode) will end both the color and size tags at once
By the way?
I FOUND THE MOST OBNOXIOUS THING THAT I CAN TEST!
Edit 2: ...I'm no longer allowed to use size tags in HTML, am I?
Edit 3: Am I the first one to break the sandbox?
Edit 4: Edit Harder
Edit 5: Electric Boogaloo
Edit 6: Yes I am saving the post then hitting edit each time
Edit 7: THIS SHOULD NOT AMUSE ME!!!
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DYREDYRE 1:09AM Permalink Flag
Um... it shouldn't work like that.
Or at least, maybe it'd work for but that's not even a tag you're supposed to use. Anyway it shouldn't work like that for
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IcalasariIcalasari 1:14AM Permalink Flag
Except I used font, not span
So something changed it to span
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CentralAvenueCentralAvenue 1:20AM Permalink Flag
I don't know, really, but something obviously made the text much bigger than the 300% specified.
Here's what it looks like for me. And this is with Firefox zoomed as far out as possible.
(Amusingly, when I tried to capture the entire page with Fireshot, I got an "out of memory" error)
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TheMightyAnonymTheMightyAnonym 1:22AM Permalink Flag
...
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TheMightyAnonymTheMightyAnonym 1:23AM Permalink Flag
Oh crap, I was just screwing around and didn't realize that I would break it too...
WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME?!
Ummm, I can't edit the post, the text is in the way.
EDIT: fixed. I just lowered the text size so I could reach it.
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DYREDYRE 1:29AM Permalink Flag
^^^^ Yeah, it probably automatically converts to since the tag is deprecated, since HTML tags are supposed to specify types of content, not how that content is styled.
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CentralAvenueCentralAvenue 1:30AM Permalink Flag
I'm such a dumbass; why did I go and tell everyone how to break that? *facepalm*
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TheMightyAnonymTheMightyAnonym 1:31AM Permalink Flag
I didn't do what you said though, I don't even know what a 300% span is.
I just put a size tag in a size tag.
Hmmm...
Tiny text.
EXTRA BOLD TEXT.
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DYREDYRE 1:33AM Permalink Flag
Yeah, but I'm saying that it converts to
So, once it's converted (automatically by the forum software), it'll result in the markup that CA posted.
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IcalasariIcalasari 1:34AM Permalink Flag
So the lesson here is:
When I fuck up, I fuck up THOUROUGHLY
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TheMightyAnonymTheMightyAnonym 1:35AM Permalink Flag
What does the span style tag do? I just put a tag in a tag.
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DYREDYRE 1:37AM Permalink Flag
just defines some text (or whatever else in it) as being in a span tag, which on its own doesn't do anything. Generally, though, you use CSS to style spans, and the "style" attribute (which you can actually use with any HTML tag [or at least any HTML tag that makes sense]) just allows you to add a specific CSS style to whatever is affected by that tag. CSS is a way of specifying styles for documents, so that you don't have to do things like use tags or use
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