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Date Posted: 20:12:43 04/26/00 Wed
Author: Wiff Them
Subject: Re: No but thanks

> No, because when we try to change the message subject
> and post as a new thread, it gets indented under an
> existing thread, instead of being flush left as all
> new threads should be.
>
> Too bad there are no replies around here thanks for
> your assistance!!!!
>
> Look the indentations are all wrong
> Forum 5575

You'll have to look at this message in the reply area to see some of the HTML coding that is here.

In your HTML in, probably, the General Setup area of the Forum administration you have a <center> HTML tag set that you don't have a </center> tag for, or a tag for.

Try checking out your HTML code in your setup.

How about the "<center>IN A FREE SOCIETY, HOW PAPUA NEW GUINEANS DECIDE...

Is there a /center HTML tag for it?

Or how about the "</a> | <a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://network54.com/Hide/Chat/34877">WANPLES CHAT (real time tok)</a> | <a rel=nofollow target=_blank </a><align=center><a
rel=nofollow target=_blank </a><a<a"

See that allign=center? Put a /font with the <> signs around it somewhere to remove it. And that < and a at the end SHOULD NOT BE THERE.

Your board needs work.

Wiff (forum 2447)

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