I know this is a short little message but the <i> source is the most problematic script it'll cause a big black bock like this one:
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(except it's quite a bit shorter and a tad bit wider) to appear right under the "item ID: [item]" spot of a databox so whatever you do don't use the <i> source
If you don't close a tag properly it tends to not work as you'd like it to.
This is how it works
Most item ID's use italics now, anyway.
<i> doesn't italicize the ' 'exampletext' ' italicizes
Unknown the anonymous wrote: <i> doesn't italicize the ' 'exampletext' ' italicizes
Mate, "<i>test</i>" does italizise. test
Even then so it creates a empty black box underneath the intended target, thats the problem (also none of them ever have a </i> ) when i see them it's always JUST <i> but only on articles.
Unknown the anonymous wrote: Even then so it creates a empty black box underneath the intended target, thats the problem (also none of them ever have a </i> ) when i see them it's always JUST <i> but only on articles.
You seem to be forgetting that you have to close it out. That's why the black box appeared. You have yet to actually try it as I said.
Yeah, i was just saying when i see it it isn't closed out so it seems people forget to close it.
