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sweetxsimplicity
Yes, everyone needs help sometime.. pinch.gif

I was just wondering if there was a way to make the no highlight script work on only a specific Xanga entry? I have tried pasting the script into the entry, but it doesn't work.
MrElsewhere
this is a toughie..i thought about maybe using a p tag class..but that wouldnt work..so..i dont know..
sweetxsimplicity
Thanks for trying to help anyway. =]
whomps
Why only one entry? blink.gif

What you could do is.. have it up on your whole page, but when the weblog goes down after five new weblogs, you can enable highlighting again. Mehhhhhh.
sweetxsimplicity
Because one of the entries I don't want someone to highlight it and copy it onto their page and the other entry has codes for people to use and they can't highlight them.
largosama
can't you put the codes in a textarea or does highlighting not work for that either.
lovescream
I disabled highlighting on my xanga. The afflite's textarea [Cant spell] wont let me highlight it. oh well.
largosama
Iframe _unsure.gif?
threepointone
the solution i've got is kinda awkward IMO but here it is:

after you're done typing the entry, check "edit html" and add



to the beginning of your entry

and then



to the end of it.
watch out when you're editing the entries, from my experience, xanga likes to mess around with the HTML when you're switching between "edit HTML" mode and regular mode.

and um, i know sorry if createblog.com doesn't like it, but i think this solution is too trivial for the little "provided by createblog.com" tags on it. kinda clutters up the textbox, if you'd ask me. I guess you could remove it, and leave some little note in your custom header area that you found the code on createblog.com.
MrElsewhere
QUOTE(threepointone @ Feb 25 2005, 5:32 PM)
and um, i know sorry if createblog.com doesn't like it, but i think this solution is too trivial for the little "provided by createblog.com" tags on it. kinda clutters up the textbox, if you'd ask me. I guess you could remove it, and leave some little note in your custom header area that you found the code on createblog.com.
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The little <!-- code provided by createblog.com --> is only a note thingy and it doesnt affect the code in any way.
sherryvu
you have an option to use[code ] instead of [codebox] for short codes. like so:
CODE
code here
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