Re: Internet Explorer won't hide nested paragraphs
In article <pcimc4-41r.ln1@grimnir .webthing.com>,
nick@grimnir.we bthing.com says...
Internet advice from Nick Kew. Wow.
I really must be ignorant,too, because I STILL think that the closing
</pis optional. No amount of Googling has convinced me otherwise.
I probably should have "said '... the way you MAY think ...', the 'you'
being generic, and not directed to Dave D.", but life is too short to
dot every tee and cross every eye. (Which accounts for DDs one word
dismissal of the snippet)
Indeed. But all we had to go on was the snippet, and viewed here (and I
suspect, elsewhere) the snippet does not behave as reported.
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Advice is cheap, so always give the best. - Alfred Lawson
In article <pcimc4-41r.ln1@grimnir .webthing.com>,
nick@grimnir.we bthing.com says...
On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 23:58:18 GMT
Joe (GKF) <joedinmore@yah oo.com.auwrote:
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You're new here. I suggest learning to google next time you feel
inclined to accuse someone of ignorance, lest your own be manifest.
Joe (GKF) <joedinmore@yah oo.com.auwrote:
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In article <1173645445.803 997.57860@30g20 00cwc.googlegro ups.com>,
dorward@gmail.c om says...
NO it's not. Well, it is, but not the way you think.
dorward@gmail.c om says...
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Invalid.
Invalid.
You're new here. I suggest learning to google next time you feel
inclined to accuse someone of ignorance, lest your own be manifest.
I really must be ignorant,too, because I STILL think that the closing
</pis optional. No amount of Googling has convinced me otherwise.
I probably should have "said '... the way you MAY think ...', the 'you'
being generic, and not directed to Dave D.", but life is too short to
dot every tee and cross every eye. (Which accounts for DDs one word
dismissal of the snippet)
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Not so hard to believe. We have enough context to know the OP
is out of his depth, but not enough to know what other style
definitions may apply. So anything could happen.
Hard to believe, and not what happens here.
Not so hard to believe. We have enough context to know the OP
is out of his depth, but not enough to know what other style
definitions may apply. So anything could happen.
suspect, elsewhere) the snippet does not behave as reported.
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--
Advice is cheap, so always give the best. - Alfred Lawson
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