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Highlight for Firefox 3.5 Now Available

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Jordan Yerman

Highlight is now available for Firefox 3.5, and can be downloaded here. If you're already using Highlight, the new version will replace the old.

If you aren't a 'Fox user, you can fake the Highlight code by including the following in a story page when quoting another source:

First type [q url=

then paste in the source, in quotation marks, i.e. "http://www.source-of-your-quote.com"

then a closed bracket: ]

Then paste in the text you're quoting. Just paste it in.

Then type [/q]

So it looks like 

Blockquote

The result will be:

Jordan is awesome!!!

So what you're doing is beginning a blockquote, quoting something, and then ending the block quote.

There. You just did some code. Cool. 

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A. Tran

Please don't forget to break the URL before uploading.  Select the URL then click on the break chain icon to break the hyperlink.


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Jordan Yerman

Please don't forget to break the URL before uploading.  Select the URL then click on the break chain icon to break the hyperlink.


That's correct- nice catch!

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Jordan Yerman

Currently testing a 3.5-compatible version of Highlight. Stay tuned!

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Jordan Yerman

Highlight for FIrefox 3.5 is now ready for action:

Get Highlight for Firefox 3.5 here.

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Dr Linda Shelton

That's correct- nice catch!

I am very ignorant of this stuff.  Please explain what you mean by "break" and what you mean by "select the URL" - does this mean "cut and paste"? What do you mean by "uploading". I thought that if you put a URL in something it automatically pulls up that post when you click it in the post you are writing.

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