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Kodoichi
26 March 2003, 13:46
- In the README.info forums, the title of the page says "<font>README.info</font>"

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Twistin'Ghost
26 March 2003, 21:37
Originally posted by Kodoichi
- In the README.info forums, the title of the page says "<font>README.info</font>"
What browser you using? It looks fine on my end.
RCK
27 March 2003, 13:32
- In the README.info forums, the title of the page says "<font>README.info</font>"
Bug knowed, no fix planned (or I remove the color ;)
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fixed
andreas
17 April 2003, 15:56
Originally posted by RCK
Bug knowed, no fix planned (or I remove the color ;)

CANNOT work, RCK.

That's <TITLE>...</TITLE> tag. And afaik from my HTML knowledge, you can't use <font> at all with this tag (not even without the "color" attribute).
RCK
23 April 2003, 19:56
the title of each page is generated from where you are browsing the board...

ex:
- Reply to Topic
- Search Result
- Annoucement
and - <font color="purple">README.info</font> who correspond to this sub forum colored name.

I order to "fix" this topic name, I could remove the color from the html display, but I don't think it worth the pain. (cause this section should be in color to be viewed by new members)
andreas
21 May 2003, 11:49
Originally posted by Kodoichi
andreas, the title tag is probably generated with PHP, and this function is probably used in another place too where the font-tag is used (and works).
Whoops! I hadn't considered this possibility.
Yeah, could be. If I saw the function, I might have a solution, because I've dug a little deeper into PHP during my 8-week's mini web project (March - May). :)

Suggestion: You could use styles instead of "frowned-upon" <font> tags, unless you want to insist that Netscape 3.0 users must be able to browse this site as well ;)
Twistin'Ghost
21 May 2003, 11:58
No site should ever force the user to change browsers, IMHO.
andreas
21 May 2003, 15:06
That wish is as idealistic as the one to let peace reach into each and every corner of the world.
Twistin'Ghost
21 May 2003, 17:59
It doesn't have to be (not defending world peace, just standards). It's hard to believe W3 standards being achieved as parallel with the whole planet getting along, though... :rolleyes