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working with Glow
we all know glow
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<span style="filter:Glow(color=#CC9900; strength=3);font-size:18;padding:0;width:100%;">Module 1</span>
the question i have is is their a way to make it so a glow can g inline with thxt like bold, italics, or underline without forcing a carrige return? ie i want something like this [code] In <span style="filter:Glow(color=#CC9900; strength=3);font-size:18;padding:0;width:100%;">Module 1</span> we will give an overview of all the equipment needed for fine table setting, including tips on maintaining and storing the equipment.<BR> [/glow] to be one normal line/paragraph |
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RE: working with Glow
try changing the width of the span. At 100% it will take up its own line/paragraph on the page. in playing around with it the smallest I could get it to go was around 9% which allowed it to be in line with the other text.
Edit. In thinking about it, using percentages is not a good idea, use a hardcoded pixel value to avoid any problems if the window is resized for any reason. I found 69-70 pixels worked/looked best. |
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RE: working with Glow
incidently how do you edit your posts?
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RE: working with Glow
I am a site administrator, I have mystical powers... not really, as an admin I have the ability to edit my or anyone elses posts.
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RE: working with Glow
[sarcastic]
"Well that's just Prime" [/sarcastic] Thats really something us peon users need...a edit function |
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RE: working with Glow
Code:
In <span style="filter:Glow(color=#0000FF;strength=3)padding:0;wid th:98px;"><font color="#CC9900" size="+2"><B>Module 1</B></font></span> we will give an overview of all the equipment needed for fine table setting, including tips on maintaining and storing the equipment.<BR><BR> works for me, but oddly strength doesn't change no matter the number |
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RE: working with Glow
Try to separate the color and strength with a comma. And add a semicolon between filter and padding.
Code:
In <span style="filter:Glow(color=#0000FF, strength=13); padding:0;width:98px;"><font color="#CC9900" size="+2"><B>Module 1</B></font></span> we will give an overview of all the equipment needed for fine table setting, including tips on maintaining and storing the equipment.<BR><BR> Should work now. Normal users are able to edit their own posts. See the edit icon besides quote and post headline? |
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RE: working with Glow
that is the quote button
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RE: working with Glow
If you're trying to get it all on the same line, try setting "display:inline" on the span. Also you might try setting "width:1%" on the span also - IE has a bug which will automatically make it the 'right' size (you obviously aren't catering for other browsers since you're using filters anyway).
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RE: RE: working with Glow
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Interesting. I'm able to edit my posts. |
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