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[wariorpk]

Well I have seen it all over the web. Lots of sites have code boxes so you can promote them or they show you a code you can use for javascript and stuff like that. I would like to know the HTML code for those boxes. Thanks in advance for your help.

[palladin]

You mean this ?

<textarea name="textarea" cols="40" rows="4" wrap="VIRTUAL">=====your code=====</textarea>

This is HTML code.


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[wariorpk]

That is exactly what I mean thanks so much. This problem is solved.

[snlildude87]

Question answered -> thread closed.

[iGuest]

html code box
Html Tag For A Code Box

Hey, I'm in a band, and on our myspace we have a banner but have no idea of how to make the little scroll box thing to put a code in. We need this fast. Also feel free to check us out, myspace.Com/seekthesilence

Email me if you know how

Samuelr@optusnet.Com.Au



-question by Seek the silence

[iGuest]

html code boxesHtml Tag For A Code Box

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you VERY much. 

-reply by TtLG Admin

[iGuest]

Is it possible to protec the code in a blog code box?Html Tag For A Code Box

Is there a way to protect the code in the code box? For example, anyone can copy the code from the box, but it's not protected. So someone could accidentally type an extra letter and/or number, it would mess up the code. Make sense?

Any help or direction you have would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

-question by Jane Says

[iGuest]

read onlyHtml Tag For A Code Box

Try adding the extra 'readonly' attribute as below:

 

<textarea name="textarea" cols="40" rows="4" wrap="VIRTUAL" readonly="readonly">=====your code=====</textarea>