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Backslashes are added for security-reason (to secure the database).

Normally they are deleted before sending.

There is only one old thread:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/467?replies=21

#1 use the style-tag list-style-type:none
like
<ul style=”list-style-type:none”>

#2 do not use a <ul ></ul >. Put the imgs in a container (div) and add styling to it:

<div style=”margin-left:50px;”><img…></div>

(50px is just an example…)

@reuss

First you put the img in a container (div) with no border. But this has no effect on the img.
You have to format the img directly.

To late…

Tell me your URL.

Do you have an url?

Yes with the style
margin:10px;

or
margin-left:10px;

or
margin:10px 0px 10px 0px;
(top and bottom 10px)

Wrong css file?

Do you still have the old one?

Are you sure, you got the url right? mysite.com?

Perhaps I didn’t get it right the first time.

If you have two different applications in two different paths, the easiest way is this:

Create themes for both

Use a static doorwaypage to switch from first to second application. Otherwise you have to process all links to the new application.

Do you mean of `Controlling Distance for example?

It doesn’t look so big?

It is not possible to add html to a page-title (<title></title> in html)

There are different ways.

In the wikipedia all links are marked (with [[]]) after processing a page they replace the markers by links.

Another possibility is to use a database (or textarray) and search through your html-output for matches.

The third possibility is written in Javascript and does a client-side search through the webpage.

I suggest you look for something like #2?

From another Thread:

stc-suncoast.org

The img are defined as a background-img in the css-file. But I didn’t see anything in your source.

I do not know, why your text moves to the right, if you delete the float-Tag, but it does.
I had a look at your css, but I do not have the time to work over the complete thing.
Sorry

@rogerkondrat

I think that you found two << because the second one is the start of the php-Coe (<?php) or the start of a html-tag.

I had a look. It worked, didn’t it?