2014-07-09, 06:50 PM
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2014-07-10, 08:23 PM
Not the same thing and this did not answer me
2014-07-10, 09:00 PM
Try this...
Or
Both methods look too weird on the main page, even worse having two lines or more.
Sure there is most likely a better way to accomplish what you need, but have no clue myself.
<span style="color:#336699;">{username} (Executive Administrator - Director Of GTA Operations)</span>
Keeps to one line, may have to change colors and some styles.Or
<span style="color:#336699;">{username}</span> - <span style="color:#333333;">Executive Administrator - Director Of GTA Operations</span>
Both methods look too weird on the main page, even worse having two lines or more.
Sure there is most likely a better way to accomplish what you need, but have no clue myself.
2014-07-11, 12:49 AM
(2014-07-10, 09:00 PM)wmc Wrote: [ -> ]Try this...
Keeps to one line, may have to change colors and some styles.<span style="color:#336699;">{username} (Executive Administrator - Director Of GTA Operations)</span>
Or
<span style="color:#336699;">{username}</span> - <span style="color:#333333;">Executive Administrator - Director Of GTA Operations</span>
Both methods look too weird on the main page, even worse having two lines or more.
Sure there is most likely a better way to accomplish what you need, but have no clue myself.
Your solution is the best I would have to say.
2014-07-11, 06:23 PM
Its not really the best solution as i want to have each one in 1 line
Text 1
Text 2
Text 1
Text 2
2014-07-12, 03:25 PM
I would like to point out that using <br> only works in traditional HTML and the proper way to do it is use <br />.
2014-07-15, 08:23 PM
hi ppl
tried the span code did not work lol
it showed the code as a user title
tried the span code did not work lol
it showed the code as a user title
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