Tissi_2

Yes, that is the issue. That is really disappointing! Can you do anything about this interpreter, because this interpreter causes several uncommon html behaviours? Can you give a code example?

Sure! I can give you the link to the unpublished cache listing: https://coord.info/GC7JDCP Best regards!

How about several tabs behind/in front of spaces? In a test listing they are reduced to only spaces. As I would like to make a listing with a "Whitespace" encrypted text, it is essential that all the spaces and tabs remain "as is".

Thank you for your answer! But however, this is not a very satisfying answer. As GC is supporting the <pre> tag as a valid tag, I must presume that it is functioning as it should. That is NOT the case.

Any statement from the technical department?

Hi folks! Normally the <pre> tag should preserve whitespaces and "tab-spaces", but it does not. Is there a workaround for this issue, maybe with inline style? I do not want to use any ascii character or anything like that. I only want to use spaces and tabs. Thanks Tissi

Hi GC-team, I have only ONE question: Why don´t you first try a server update on a seperate system or page before you upload this update onto the main server? Wouldn´t it be great to have some users to check out the new update on a seperate site for a few days? In my view the whole community is used to eradicate the failures that these updates are producing. I cannot understand this at all!!! Every time you released an update I had to change the listings to let it look like before. Here is the problem I have with this update: All the <table align="center"> expressions are ignored. The tables are being placed to the most left position as they would have the expression <table align="left"> I am using Firefox 3.6.10 Sincerely yours Tissi_2

Hi everybody, since GC updated the site several times, I have the problem, that my listings don´t fit the page due to big pictures I used. The pictures pushes the right side of the GC-page over the background. I would like to know the maximum listing width depending on the resolution until the content starts to move the right side of the page over the background. Is there any html code that automatically resizes a picture according to the maximum available space e.g. img width=auto? I already searched in the forum but wasn´t able to find anything about it. Tissi_2