codebox tag results Options

[duplicatex0x0x0]

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><br />code here<br /><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

when you have the code the part that says <!--- cod provided by ---->
that will show up if you copy all the text from the box. Im not sure about any other site, but I know that myspace dosnt allow to have anything written like that and still have it remain hidden. so I was wondering if there was a way that you could edit it so it so it did have to be there.

suggestion
I would like to know if you could revise the tag or add a new one specifically for the sites that only allow the hidden messages to be in comments /*HIDDEN TEXT HERE*/ like to have the codebox tag that allows onluy for myspace and sites like it becuase the codebox code that you guys have now only allows for other sites like xanga and yeah.

This post has been edited by tcunningham1589: Jul 10 2005, 11:31 PM

[jordanriane]

For your information, <!-- and --!> are used for hidden messages only viewable when source is viewed, or when a file is being edited.

Those two open and close tags are NEVER shown in a working page.

Those tags are generally used for describining/organizing, writing hidden content.

for example:

CODE

<!-- ALL CONTENT COPYRIGHT JORDAN MISKOWICZ
      DO NOT STEAL ANY CODING, GRAPHICS, OR
      CODING. --!>

I can have that message anywhere in my coding, so that if someone tries to view my source, they can view that message, or if I ever come across them copying my coding, I can always check to see if they left that in there.

It can also be used like so:

CODE

<!-- start news table--!>
<table>
<tr>
<td>
blahblahblahblah
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<!-- end news table --!>

<!-- start footer.php --!>

It's honestly not that hard to remove those tags when adding it to certain sites. If myspace doesn't allow it, it removes it anyway, correct? So no problems.

However, myspace does allow this form of hidden text:

CODE

/*This code will remove your navigation box*/
GLOBAL_HEAD<=
<style type="text/css">
.shadowed {
                background: transparent;
}
-->
 /*End code that will remove your navigation box*/
</style>
<=GLOBAL_HEAD

[*Azarel*]

For your information, <!-- and --!> are used for hidden messages only viewable when source is viewed, or when a file is being edited.
Those two open and close tags are NEVER shown in a working page.
Those tags are generally used for describining/organizing, writing hidden content.
I can have that message anywhere in my coding, so that if someone tries to view my source, they can view that message, or if I ever come across them copying my coding, I can always check to see if they left that in there.

However, the tags don't work on myspace, which is why he created this thread. I just placed it into my myspace, if you'd like to see proof. http://myspace.com/azarel Under the "People I'd Like To Meet" field.

[jordanriane]

However, the tags don't work on myspace, which is why he created this thread. I just placed it into my myspace, if you'd like to see proof. http://myspace.com/azarel Under the "People I'd Like To Meet" field.

I viewed your source, and I found tags you had in your html:

CODE

<!-- --> --> end code provided by createblog.com -->

You do know that those specific tags are hidden tags and DO NOT show up in a working website when being viewed? They can only be viewed through source or if you're directly viewing the coding.

anyway, how you have them are wrong, by the way.

[*Azarel*]

I viewed your source, and I found tags you had in your html:
You do know that those specific tags are hidden tags and DO NOT show up in a working website when being viewed? They can only be viewed through source or if you're directly viewing the coding.
anyway, how you have them are wrong, by the way.

However, I copied and pasted directly from the codebox that Tom had posted. So it's not my html that's incorrect, but rather myspace's coding that messes it up.

[jordanriane]

However, I copied and pasted directly from the codebox that Tom had posted. So it's not my html that's incorrect, but rather myspace's coding that messes it up.

Okay, so your point is what? It's still viewable, despite myspace having that snippet of coding altered each time it's used in coding.

Like I said, you can use the following, and not have any problems:

CODE

GLOBAL_HEAD<=
/*This code will remove your navigation box*/
<style type="text/css">
.shadowed {
               background: transparent;
}
-->

</style>
/*End code that will remove your navigation box*/
<=GLOBAL_HEAD

/* HIDDEN TEXT HIDDEN TEXT HIDDEN TEXT HIDDEN TEXT*/

[*Azarel*]

Okay, so your point is what? It's still viewable, despite myspace having that snippet of coding altered each time it's used in coding.
Like I said, you can use the following, and not have any problems:

Since I don't use cB myspace layouts etc, I don't have a problem with it, but I believe Tom was just bringing up the issue that the tag from cB codeboxes doesn't work correctly on myspaces. I don't know exactly what he was asking, but I think he was asking for a way to post html without having the <!-- --> tags there, to which I responded to just use the code tag.

However, you decided to go and be a know-it-all, which obviously didn't work out well, since you went and posted shit that wasn't relevent to myspace, which was the issue that Tom brought up in the first place. My, you've sure gotten really fucking cocky since you've been modded.

[jordanriane]

However, you decided to go and be a know-it-all, which obviously didn't work out well, since you went and posted shit that wasn't relevent to myspace

Sadly, it did work well, as I had posted an alternative that he could use, maybe you just didn't read all of my entry to see it:

CODE

<style type="text/css">

/*This code will remove your navigation box*/
.shadowed {
              background: transparent;
}
/*End code that will remove your navigation box*/

-->
</style>

NOTE THAT /* HIDDEN TEXT HIDDEN TEXT HIDDEN TEXT HIDDEN TEXT*/ WORKS IN MYSPACE, AND REMAINS UNALTERED UNLIKE THE OTHER HIDDEN TAG.

Also, my "attitude" or "cocky-ness" is irrelevent to the subject.