I have a page where information is being pulled from a database and then outputted. However, if the user adds in a bulleted or numbered list to their post, they don't align properly. This is happening in both IE and FF.
Here is the code before passing through the server:
I just remember wondering how she was ever a bridge officer at all with all of her insufferable insecurities. I am sure she's a wonderful person in real life, but the character was poorly written. They even had to dedicate a whole episode to her being forced into taking the responsibility of leading cadets out of a problem of some sort as if to show how she is "growing" into her function.
Never bridge officer material and I just rolled my eyes at her scenes and eventually stopped watching the show altogether, but also because of all the lead character's cry/whisper/talking that frustrated me.
Why isn't it more widespread then? What about people that like PC gaming and don't want/don't own a console? MMO gaming/professional work with specific software aren't "edge cases".
If people don't have problems using Chromebooks they can use Linux too. Those games can be run on consoles. Linux is fine for the mainstream, Windows is more for the edge cases Linux doesn't cover.
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keitheronie
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I have a page where information is being pulled from a database and then outputted. However, if the user adds in a bulleted or numbered list to their post, they don't align properly. This is happening in both IE and FF.
Here is the code before passing through the server:
Here is the code in the database to be output under "poBody":
Does anyone have any idea how to get the numbers to line up properly with the rest of the text? And not be undented further than the text?
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