Logging Caches Using HTML?!

[+ChaseOnTheGo]

I have seen logs in HTML before, specifically blue or red font. I tired the html code for it but it didn't seem to work. Is this feature still available?

 

Thanks,

 

ChaseOnTheGo []

[+Stunod]

I have seen logs in HTML before, specifically blue or red font. I tired the html code for it but it didn't seem to work. Is this feature still available?

 

Thanks,

 

ChaseOnTheGo []

 

Try this:

 

[red]RED TEXT[/red]

or

[blue]BLUE TEXT[/blue]

 

Edit: other available colors include green, white, purple, pink, brown, yellow, maroon, teal, & navy (maybe others, but these I have tested)

Edited August 28, 2007 by Stunod

[+ChaseOnTheGo]

And bold is <b> ?

[steedaq155]

And bold is <b> ?

 

bold might be

[+The Leprechauns]

Cache logs use UBB code, not html. So you'll always want to use [] around your commands, not <>.

 

Not all UBB codes are supported, though... just a limited list appropriate for cache log text.

[+TrailGators]

Cache logs use UBB code, not html. So you'll always want to use [] around your commands, not <>.

 

Not all UBB codes are supported, though... just a limited list appropriate for cache log text.

All this time I never knew you could do that....

[+Kiwi Nomad]

Cache logs use UBB code, not html. So you'll always want to use [] around your commands, not <>.

 

Not all UBB codes are supported, though... just a limited list appropriate for cache log text.

All this time I never knew you could do that....

 

Same here.

Some people say you should learn one new thing each day.

So I can go to bed now knowing I have learnt one new thing today.

 

(UBI) 8:40pm local time

[+palmetto]

You can use: bold, italic, assorted colors and Comic Sans font. The BBC code itself

comes through in email notifications and looks lousy (my opinion).

Edited August 28, 2007 by palmetto

[+OienLabs]

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