Post Testing Site Group: Messages by mbotos

So here is my view of the problem.... believing Eons when it says "go back to EDIT".

As we all know too well, that is not exactly true. Links get turned into the generic 'view link' euphamism and any HTML symbols like < get stuck in a one-way translation.

test:

So here are the steps in my solution.

1] Write your post in your favorite HMTL editor.

2] Preview on your PC

3] cut and paste to the POST input box

4] PREVIEW on Eons

5] click EDIT.... BUT

5] make any changes/corrections, etc. in your HTML editor

6] then re-cut & paste over whatever got returned in the Eons editor

Michael....

This is my Drop Cap example....

direct code copy from view link

Michael likes to play with little snippets of code. Here is a sample. I set the overall paragraph width to 400 pixels. Next I placed unique styles on the SPAN tag, to control the presentation of the character 'M', which is the first letter in my name. I could also do my entire name. [see below]

Michael likes to play with little snippets of code. Here is a sample. I set the overall paragraph width to 400 pixels. Next I placed unique styles on the SPAN tag, to control the presentation of the characters 'Michael'.

Here is the start of my test page.

If this works, it is a method to include a window into another site within the posting. I think this is useful.

This is after the iframe.

Here is your code:

<a href="http://www.girly-tags.net">< img src="http://off1.imgcup.com/images/ girly/thankYou/thankYou16.gif" border="0"></a><br /><a href="http://www.girly-tags.net"> Girly Comments & Graphics</a><br /><br />


Let me break it into pieces so we can talk about it.

1] <a href="http://www.girly-tags.net">
2] <img src="http://off1.imgcup.com/images/ girly/thankYou/thankYou16.gif" border="0">
3] </a>
4] <br />
5]<a href="http://www.girly-tags.net">
6] Girly Comments & Graphics
7] </a>
8] <br /><br />

The Eons method: The site view link contains workarounds for many common Windows Annoyances.

Michael's preference: The site www.annoyance.org contains workarounds for many common Windows Annoyances.

Michael....