8:57 PM, Thomas Broyer wrote:
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> On 16 avr, 18:58, Jeoff Wilks wrote:
> > Good idea. I just tried InlineHyperlink but it has the same problem.
> Looking
> > at the 1.6 source code I see no behavioral differences in
> InlineHyperlink,
> > other than a differ
t.get().createTextNode("here is a "));
p.add(new InlineHyperlink("link","item1"));
p.add(Document.get().createTextNode(" for you."));
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 12:58 PM, Jeoff Wilks wrote:
> Good idea. I just tried InlineHyperlink but it has the same pr
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> On 16 avr, 15:51, Jeoff Wilks wrote:
> > I'm trying to get a simple inline Hyperlink as part of a sentence, using
> the
> > "display: inline" hack. In Firefox I get what I expect: You may view
> > Item 1now if you like. But IE 6 swal
I'm trying to get a simple inline Hyperlink as part of a sentence, using the
"display: inline" hack. In Firefox I get what I expect: You may view
Item 1now if you like. But IE 6 swallows the space after the hyperlink
(note the
lack of any space between "1" and "now"): You may view Item 1now if you
