> > Removed the tutorial CSS. Properly breaking the lines is a more
> > important etiquette now, let's see how it goes ヽ(´ー｀)ノ
> Disable auto-wrapping in the textarea too, and make the text area a bit
> taller by default.
> Disabling the auto-wrap would make it immediately obvious to the poster
> that their text is too wide.
> Something like:
> <textarea wrap="off" rows="25" cols="74" name="v" accesskey="4"
> maxlength="10000" placeholder="" title="Alt(+Shift)+4" id="contents1">
> 'wrap' isn't a valid property in html5 but fuck that shit, every browser
> supports it and has done so forever.
> I think the correct modern way is with
> white-space: pre;
> in the CSS attached to the textarea, but that naturally doesn't work in
> non-CSS browsers (which might reasonably be using ayashii, it is
> inherently a web1.0 place). ヽ(´∇`)ノ
I applied wrap="off" but reverted it, it seems inconvenient for those
who write their messages in the box, proofread it & edit parts of it,
and lastly press the "Make line breaks" buttan just before sending their
posts (´Д`)
Reference: 2024/06/05(Wed) 21:53:23