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OK, so, where's the Daniweb support area?

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Re: OK, so, where's the Daniweb support area?

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Jan 5th, 2007
Hello, welcome to the world of message boards!

As you have found out, DaniWeb doesn't support HTML tags. It's just a matter of preference, but almost all forums I visit disable HTML. It's used to prevent your HTML from messing up the rest of the page's formatting and Javascripts.

So instead you must use BBCode. They're often similar to HTML tags, except using [] instead of <>.

Sorry about the inconvenience, but it's a fact that most message boards have to accept.

As for your other questions:

So where /do/ I post support questions?
DaniWeb-site problems should be posted in this forum. I assume "no support questions" means no support questions for that subject. For example, in the "Geek's Lounge", it's meant to be a forum to relax in, so Dani doesn't want people posting computer errors there.

- How do I turn off that irritating "Congratulations - you've made it" banner across the top?
Hehe, just use AdBlock + Firefox. The ads are needed to pay for the server fees, and it's been a much discussed topic here, to say the least.
Last edited by John A : Jan 5th, 2007 at 7:36 pm.
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