Wrap events in span tags with classes

[Arlequin]

Plz.

So hunting events are wrapped in <span class="hunting">...</span><br><br> and so on.

That way client side styling can be cross language.

[SekoETC]

Might as well attach the classes to paragraphs, that would be shorter. If there is a double line break then a paragraph ought to be used instead even without classes being involved. The troublesome part is that there would be need for a new table in the database for event classes (unless every single different event type would be its own class - there are hundreds of them!) Btw how did you manage to post that code without the forum swallowing the class="" part?

[NaruShadow]

Theres a tag code that forces the code to be visible, I just can't remember what it is lol.

[Arlequin]

"Disable HTML in this post"

I forget always about that checkbox too.

[joo]

I fully and wholeheartedly support this. Myspace, although I hate it, is an example of the wonders that CSS injection can do... *sigh* but I suppose there wouldn't be any need for this if the events page could be properly customised.

[Arlequin]

if the events page could be properly customised.

I've got it customized by parsing the events, but it's an unnecessary complication. (I would upload a screenshot, but it would show current events. )

[joo]

if the events page could be properly customised.

I've got it customized by parsing the events, but it's an unnecessary complication. (I would upload a screenshot, but it would show current events. )

I thought of doing that too, but it seemed like too much work for the chance that it might all become useless if the events format was changed.