Yes, like a warning that tinyMCE is about to gut my code-text. Nothing more frustrating than carefully writing up a problem only to have the forum a) strip it down to meaninglessness and then b) not let me delete it. I keep getting an xslt parse error when either editing or deleting.
Anyhow, the skinny remains. Line breaks in my masterpage's head section aren't output, so my meta tags run in a single line. I'd like the editor's line breaks preserved. How?
Nigel; of course I tried googling a solution before coming here. I suspect you deprecate your knowledge when you say you did a "random" google search. I'm guessing you didn't google "task moon poetry" and find that article on runat="server" (although it would be mighty cool if you did.) Forming the "right" phrase in the mainstream language context of the problem domain makes all the difference in the world for a successful result. All stuff easily taken for granted.
all good - and I hope my comments in no way were taken the wrong way..., my kiwi sense of humour can sometimes miss the mark, hence I am not a comedian
masterpage line breaks are not showing in final web page
In my masterpage:
Output html:
The rub being, I want each meta tag on its own line. This is in my top-most masterpage.
Hi Kyle
hmmm ... something appears to be missing... ;-)
Cheers, Nigel
Yes, like a warning that tinyMCE is about to gut my code-text. Nothing more frustrating than carefully writing up a problem only to have the forum a) strip it down to meaninglessness and then b) not let me delete it. I keep getting an xslt parse error when either editing or deleting.
Anyhow, the skinny remains. Line breaks in my masterpage's head section aren't output, so my meta tags run in a single line. I'd like the editor's line breaks preserved. How?
Hi Kyle
Just found the following:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3168844/asp-net-runat-server-removes-carriage-returns-from-head-tag
Do you have runat="server" on your head tag ?
Cheers, Nigel
Nigel, you rock. Removing that made the difference.
Cheers man - pleased my random Google search proved useful ;-)
Don't mean to tell you how to "suck eggs," but it'd be great if you could mark my post as the solution so others may benefit from that wee random tip.
Take care, Nigel
Nigel; of course I tried googling a solution before coming here. I suspect you deprecate your knowledge when you say you did a "random" google search. I'm guessing you didn't google "task moon poetry" and find that article on runat="server" (although it would be mighty cool if you did.) Forming the "right" phrase in the mainstream language context of the problem domain makes all the difference in the world for a successful result. All stuff easily taken for granted.
all good - and I hope my comments in no way were taken the wrong way..., my kiwi sense of humour can sometimes miss the mark, hence I am not a comedian
Cheers, Nigel
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