RE: [flasher] Re: HTML Formatted Text

[Jason Bouwmeester]

Thanks, that works. However, it doesn't give you a line break like standard

HTML does. So again, I'm stuck back using a <br> to make the space and am

having spacing issues. Is there anywhere that HTML formatting in Flash is

fully and correctly laid out? The manual didn't mention the align parameter

being needed in order for it to work and the <br> tag isn't listed as

something that is supported yet it works.


Thanks,

jb


-----Original Message-----

From: Muzak [

muzakpandora [dot] be (mailto:muzakpandora [dot] be)

]

Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 2:00 PM

To: flasher from chinwag

Subject: [flasher] Re: HTML Formatted Text



I found that the <p> tag only works if you specify the align attribute in

it.

<p align="right"></p>

<p align="left"></p>

<p align="center"></p>


hth,

Muzak

----- Original Message ----- 

From: "Jason Bouwmeester" <

jasonintervisual [dot] com

>

Subject: [flasher] HTML Formatted Text



> Hey all,

> 

> I am very familiar with HTML formatted text and have been using it a lot

> with Flash 5. However I have found a discrepency and can't figure this

out.

> I can get ALL of those to work EXCEPT <P>. I find that I have to use

> <br><br> to simulate a <P> tag. Is anyone else having this problem? The

> problem with <br><br> is that the line break is a bit bigger than a <P>

tag

> and is causing me some spacing issues on a current project. Also, <br>

isn't

> listed as being supported - is there other tags that are supported even

> though they are not listed as such?

> 

> TIA,

> Jason



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