Nirobo
member, 591 posts
Creation Is Simply
The Unknown Factor
Sat 15 Jun 2019
at 03:14 | Cannot UnstylizeI don't know if this is the right place to put this, but I've recently encountered a strange bug that occurs once in a while, where the text will not unstylize itself.
For example, I'll have This part in seagreen and serif And then close the statement to turn off the colouring (as I have now) and font change, except for some reason it won't close and all of this will be seagreen and serif as well. However, if I remove the serif, it fixes itself, so it is no longer seagreen. But when I readd the serif, it does it again. Does anyone know why this happens and how I can fix it?
And example of how it looks when bugged is: (Note: the </serif> and </seagreen> would both be in the same spot as in the original. This is just to show how it looks)
"For example, I'll have This part in seagreen and serif And then close the statement to turn off the colouring (as I have now) and font change, except for some reason it won't close and all of this will be seagreen and serif as well. However, if I remove the serif, it fixes itself, so it is no longer seagreen. But when I readd the serif, it does it again. Does anyone know why this happens and how I can fix it?"
This message was last edited by the user at 03:17, Sat 15 June 2019.
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tmagann
member, 588 posts
Sat 15 Jun 2019
at 04:00 | Cannot UnstylizeI have a possible answer for you: Placement of the tags. Whichever tag comes first at the beginning has to come second at the end. If you use the highlight function that should take care of itself, but if you're putting in the tags manually, you may get the order wrong, which always causes me an issue.
For example:
Seagreen Serif CONTENT /Serif /SeaGreen should work, but NOT:
Seagreen Serif CONTENT /Seagreen /Serif
Or it might not be that, of course. But it's an issue I've had with other tags when using multiple tags.
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Nirobo
member, 592 posts
Creation Is Simply
The Unknown Factor
Sat 15 Jun 2019
at 04:16 | Cannot UnstylizeThat fixed it. Thank you very much!
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jase
admin, 3620 posts
Cogito, ergo procuro.
Carpe stultus!
Sat 15 Jun 2019
at 04:49 | Re: Cannot UnstylizeThe other way to think of it is whatever you last "opened" has to close first.
a b c /c /b /a
The other place I've seen people trip up is when they put an opening tag outside of a private line but the closing tag is inside of one. Looks fine for the sender and recipients of the private line but anyone else doesn't see the closing tag.
Follow the above rule for any tags (and not just RPoL, applies to all web) and you'll be fine.
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