myconsumerclub


If I show you what it looks like it will just create a break instead of showing you what it looks like so I have to describe it for you. type a less than symbol, type BR then type a greater than symbol and repeat it all over again and you create a spacing break for a new paragraph at least that is how I do it in FF.

like this? ----> 

<BR>

 

I downloaded FF 4.0, organized my signature the way I want it, and uploaded my avatar.

gogreen


I downloaded FF 4.0, organized my signature the way I want it, and uploaded my avatar.

Ahhh, that's better.
Welcome.  


Mike

Its not you its the forum software. Cakewalk refuses to use forum software that works with more than a couple browsers. The forum software is actually a huge POS, and many have voiced that opinion, but I wouldn't hold your breath for change.

chefmike8888

Plus you get all the same add-ons that FF offers if you want them. 

Except for, rather ironically, Google Toolbar
 
Unless that's changed recently.
 
 

SteveStrummerUK

chefmike8888

Plus you get all the same add-ons that FF offers if you want them. 

Except for, rather ironically, Google Toolbar
 
Unless that's changed recently.
 
 

Ya know I never even checked. 

Every time I'm asked if I want a toolbar installed I select hell no. My sister's PC has so many they take up 1/2 her screen.  
I go over every few months and the whole damn family runs at me with their PC problems. I really have to stop going there.


Then again, since Chrome is Google I would think that the stock toolbar is the Google toolbar. No?






Mike

  testing

testing two BRs


Yup. the br approach works.

It's easier if you write one br at the beginning of the post, then paste it

wherever

you


darn
well




Please.



Thank you.

Switched to Chrome well over a year ago (if not more) and haven't looked back, FWIW. Also able to sync shortcuts and such with Chrome on Android, which is pretty cool.

SP

Thank you all for answering a question I have had for some time...Chrome here a come!

If you get Chrome I recommend getting the AdBlock+ and Ghostery add ons for extra security. Not sure if NoScript is available for Chrome yet. Personally I don't mind typing my own HTML for this forum when needed and I love me some FireFox. I have however been considering switching to Opera but I have no idea how that would behave with this forum. Cheers.