Bold Quotes !?

[M@H]

I'm not really a fan of this.. especially when you've got miltiple quotes in a post.... the whole screen's BOLD

Is it just me..?

Cheers
Matt

[chim_girl]

It's not just you!

Bold Quotes

Mods, do you want to close one of these?

[M@H]

OK.. its just me and you then

[PetrolTed]

Blimey, how did that happen?

[DustyC]

.marks quotes are also bold in the computersandstuff/excel help thread

[PetrolTed]

Ok, I've sussed it.

Broke it when testing with the Mozilla Firefox thing...

[Dick Dastardly]

Also author and discussion at the top of the thread have gone bold

edit: Wow, that was quick!

>> Edited by Dick Dastardly on Thursday 12th February 10:51

[chim_girl]

aah, that's better.

Thanks Ted

[Mrs Fish]

On the What's New page the headings in the blue box have gone black

[DustyC]

shes right too.
I also get an error message ever time I go to this page now ("Runtime error: do you want to debug" type)

>> Edited by DustyC on Thursday 12th February 11:03

[chim_girl]

Mrs Fish said:

On the What's New page the headings in the blue box have gone black

Same here, but no debug type messages.

[M@H]

Lightening fast service as usual Ted

Cheers
Matt

[PetrolTed]

Debug error is a bit of a weird one. What I've been fiddling with shouldn't have affected any javascript.

[DustyC]

Well I think Alpinas are girls cars
(Hows that for a bold quote?!)

The error I get on the Whats New page said:

A runtime error has occured. Do you wish to Debug? Line:72 Error: Expected ')'

It doesnt bother me much though but if lots are getting it then perhaps it needs a look.
Im using IE5.5 on W2K pro.

>> Edited by DustyC on Thursday 12th February 11:25

[DustyC]

Its stopped happening!

[PetrolTed]

Yep, I found what it was.

[.Mark]

DustyC said:

.marks quotes are also bold in the computersandstuff/excel help thread

Well it's about bloody time I got some recognition around here. I joined PETROLHeads many moons ago but lost my log in ,it's nice to be recognised Ted thanks

What do you mean most of my posts are tosh!?

>> Edited by .Mark on Thursday 12th February 21:39