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tell me why I can't format the following using the tt code? find / -type d -name \*wine\* 2> /dev/null why does it appear as I typed it but without formatting? tell me why I can't nest two simple formatting tags? want bigger than teeny-tiny 'tt' text here why does the above only work with the tags in reverse ord ...
tell me why I can't format the following using the "tt" code?
[tt] find / -type d -name \*wine\* 2> /dev/null [/tt]
why does it appear as I typed it but without formatting?
tell me why I can't nest two simple formatting tags?
[tt][size:4] want bigger than teeny-tiny 'tt' text here [/tt]
why does the above only work with the tags in reverse order?
[size:4][tt] bigger than teeny-tiny 'tt' text here [/tt]
better still, why don't the formatting tags have simple modifiers?
[tt size=3] want 'tt' text but a bit bigger [/tt]
most of all: Why isn't there a link on this site to the formatting tag syntax?
[tt] find / -type d -name \*wine\* 2> /dev/null [/tt]
why does it appear as I typed it but without formatting?
tell me why I can't nest two simple formatting tags?
[tt][size:4] want bigger than teeny-tiny 'tt' text here [/tt]
why does the above only work with the tags in reverse order?
[size:4][tt] bigger than teeny-tiny 'tt' text here [/tt]
better still, why don't the formatting tags have simple modifiers?
[tt size=3] want 'tt' text but a bit bigger [/tt]
most of all: Why isn't there a link on this site to the formatting tag syntax?
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That's because the [tt] tag based on Perl regular expression. I may change this in a future version. Please use the
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Code:
...tag in the meantime.
