Problems with posting
Something's gone horribly wrong with the post editor on here.
This is what I actually typed
But this is what I got when I "previewed" it
and this is the post
http://www.gramophone.co.uk/forum/recordings/online-jukebox-of-historic-classical-recordings
Please could you look into this, as it's very frustrating to have a carefully formatted message mangled up - plus it makes it much harder for people to read.
"Louder! Louder! I can still hear the singers!"
- Richard Strauss to the orchestra, at a rehearsal.
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Not sure 'something's gone horribly wrong'.
Your 'online jukebox' post is using 'div' tags at paragraph breaks, rather than 'p' or '/p', and this is what has caused it to lose its formatting.
But it's the forum system that inserted the DIV tags. I simply wrote the text in the editor provided.
"Louder! Louder! I can still hear the singers!"
- Richard Strauss to the orchestra, at a rehearsal.
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Strange
It only seems to have happened in that post you made about online jukeboxes...
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Good morning Andrew
Strange
It only seems to have happened in that post you made about online jukeboxes...
Very strange yes. I even copied the text via a plaintext editor to ensure that it was just text.
Ah well, hopefully it was just a one-off glitch.
"Louder! Louder! I can still hear the singers!"
- Richard Strauss to the orchestra, at a rehearsal.
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Hopefully it was, but I will flag this up to those who understand what goes on under the bonnet of the site, just in case.
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I've had a lot of trouble posting recently too.
Whether or not it's connected with the problems above, I've found that clicking on 'Disable rich-text' (just below the Comment box) has made the difference. Why I'm not sure - but it's worked for me.
John
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Not sure 'something's gone horribly wrong'.
Your 'online jukebox' post is using 'div' tags at paragraph breaks, rather than 'p' or '/p', and this is what has caused it to lose its formatting.
Audio Editor, Gramophone