You just used it right now. You can now use the [noparse] command to show [img] tags and such without having to "trick" the system into displaying them by inserting code within the code, like [img]. Other programming language might be a bit different though.
I suppose you could just nest it like [code][noparse] Content here [ /noparse][/code] and see what happens. I don't know about how the alignment would work though. Good luck!
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Yes, but that still reformats the text, and I can't stop it. For instance, the horizontal size of a dash - is a low smaller than the horizontal size of, say, a capital W. So if I had a row of ten - and a row of ten W, then the row of W would be nearly twice as long. That's a big problem when trying to make a presentable table, because it prevents me from making straight columns.|
Originally Posted by Master-Blade
You can now use the [noparse] command to show codes without having to "trick" the system into displaying them by inserting code within the code. You just used it right now.
I suppose you could jsut nest it like [code][noparse]/noparse][/code] and see what happens. |
Once upon a time, [code] used to force all symbols to be given equal spacing, so that smaller ones simply had more room around them, like you'd see in pure plain text. That does not appear to be an option any more, and I can't seem to find a font that does that.
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I see what you are saying.. well maybe there is a particular font that you can use?
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Originally Posted by Samuel_Tow
Yes, but that still reformats the text, and I can't stop it. For instance, the horizontal size of a dash - is a low smaller than the horizontal size of, say, a capital W. So if I had a row of ten - and a row of ten W, then the row of W would be nearly twice as long. That's a big problem when trying to make a presentable table, because it prevents me from making straight columns.
Once upon a time, [code] used to force all symbols to be given equal spacing, so that smaller ones simply had more room around them, like you'd see in pure plain text. That does not appear to be an option any more, and I can't seem to find a font that does that. |
He's wanting a monospace font, as well as the text to be wrapped in a <pre> tags so that extra space characters aren't ignored (although turning them into the html space & character would work)
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Originally Posted by Kitsune Knight
He's wanting a monospace font, as well as the text to be wrapped in a <pre> tags so that extra space characters aren't ignored (although turning them into the html space & character would work)
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Oh snap, I didn't even realize there was an option for changing the font!
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Originally Posted by ShadowNate
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Courier is the default monospace font just about everywhere. A combination of [font=courier] and [code] should do what you're looking for,
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Also a LOT of the old code still works, you just have to capitalize it now.
Capital I and capital B in place of the lowercase versions we used to use.
I only have the vaguest idea about the rest of the code you're discussing, just thought I'd mention this.
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Originally Posted by Dechs Kaison See, it's gems like these that make me check Claws' post history every once in a while to make sure I haven't missed anything good lately. |
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Lowercase works just the same as capital. I've never capitalized any of my code, and the program parses it just the same.|
Originally Posted by ClawsandEffect
Also a LOT of the old code still works, you just have to capitalize it now.
so you'd have [ I] instead of [ i] for italics. |
Also, the forum automatically made your code lowercase because you didn't use [noparse]
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Originally Posted by ClawsandEffect
Also a LOT of the old code still works, you just have to capitalize it now.
so you'd have [ I] instead of [ i] for italics. |
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That's odd, when the forums first switched over I couln't get lowercase to work for some reason, but capitals did.
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Originally Posted by Master-Blade
Lowercase works just the same as capital. I've never capitalized any of my code, and the program parses it just the same.
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Originally Posted by Dechs Kaison See, it's gems like these that make me check Claws' post history every once in a while to make sure I haven't missed anything good lately. |
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I still use lowercase for all of my
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I still use lowercase for all of my [quote]tags[/quote] and have no [code]issues[/code]... so... what are you talking about? :confused: (all of those were lowercase, in case you were wondering :p) |
Okay, I guess they do still work.
Wonder why lowercase wasn't working for me for a while? I didn't do anything different when I was using them, so I don't think it was user error.
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Who cares, lets just get drunk!
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Originally Posted by ShadowNate
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Courier, you say? So, just add Courier to Code blocks? Sweet!, let's have a look!|
Originally Posted by Wonderslug
Courier is the default monospace font just about everywhere. A combination of [font=courier] and [code] should do what you're looking for,
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Originally Posted by Arcanaville
Samuel_Tow is the only poster that makes me want to punch him in the head more often when I'm agreeing with him than when I'm disagreeing with him.
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I've become a big fan of Consolas, which was released with Vista. Sure, not everyone has it, but I changed Firefox to use it for any fixed-width fonts.
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And I'm a fan of "Lucida Console" because it's the same font Notepad and EditPad use by default as well.
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Originally Posted by SuckerPunch
I've become a big fan of Consolas, which was released with Vista. Sure, not everyone has it, but I changed Firefox to use it for any fixed-width fonts.
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I'm a big fan of comic sans, because it increases the odds that someone would stab themselves in the eye after reading my post! |
Originally Posted by Master-Blade
And I'm a fan of "Lucida Console" because it's the same font Notepad and EditPad use by default as well.
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Originally Posted by ShadowNate
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I'm a big fan of comic sans, because it increases the odds that someone would stab themselves in the eye after reading my post!
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Courier: Font of the gods.
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Courier: Font of the gods.
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I have no idea which greasemonkey script I'm using is breaking it, but I'm not seeing anyone's customized fonts. 
wahhh
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I'm using Zombie's.. but I edited out the part that changes everything to Veranda. I'm not sure if that would do it.. but maybe.
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Originally Posted by Aggelakis
I have no idea which greasemonkey script I'm using is breaking it, but I'm not seeing anyone's customized fonts.
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Once upon a time, the [code][/code] block used to kill formatting and reduced whatever was in it to a sort of plain text block where each symbol was given equal spacing. This, as you might understand, was very useful for showing bits of programming code, as well as for making make-pretend tables. This no longer seems to work. The tag just creates a Code block, but everything in it remains identical to how it would have been outside of the code block, and smaller symbols like the dash get horribly smushed together. I noticed someone posted an HTML table before, but since I haven't coded in HTML in over five years, that's really not an option for me.
So, is there any way to get my text neatly lined-up and formed into a make-shift table now that the code tag doesn't do what it's supposed to?
P.S. when I say "once upon a time," I mean "on the old forums."