Thanks Fodors for fixing the return after posting glitch.
#2
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Do you think they also fixed the € problem? And maybe the é and à problem as well? Well... It survives an edit, apparently.
Maybe they have. Here's instructions:
I THINK typing the symbol for a euro directly would work, but, if that doesn't you can just type € or à or é ... Wow, this is interesting. I wonder if the ampersands will now survive. Yep, they do too...
So, the moral of the story is, that fodors now accepts HTML entities, which you can find at http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/entities.html
It shows you how to do such things as ∫ (&int
Integral
or ♥ (&hearts
Heart
I guess you'd say it's the α and the ω of html entities.
Works on my browser, anyway...
Maybe they have. Here's instructions:
I THINK typing the symbol for a euro directly would work, but, if that doesn't you can just type € or à or é ... Wow, this is interesting. I wonder if the ampersands will now survive. Yep, they do too...
So, the moral of the story is, that fodors now accepts HTML entities, which you can find at http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/entities.html
It shows you how to do such things as ∫ (&int
Integralor ♥ (&hearts
HeartI guess you'd say it's the α and the ω of html entities.
Works on my browser, anyway...
#6
Joined: Sep 2008
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Betsy, I think it's case sensitive maybe? Also, it _has_ to have a semi-colon at the end... So:
&Euro; doesn't appear to work, nor does &euro ... It _has_ to be €
€ (see the semi-colon?)
BTW, did you see the heart or the integral?
&Euro; doesn't appear to work, nor does &euro ... It _has_ to be €
€ (see the semi-colon?)
BTW, did you see the heart or the integral?



