Thanks panto, will try that. What code controls colour? Skinny, in notebook typing under chart doesn't work.

what the hecks going on here i'm in red now....lol

I assume you copy and paste from notebook?

If so and you don't to fart around with HTML, why not copy, paste and then edit either before posting or after posting?

The &ltfont&gt tag controls color (sic) amongst other things.

Time to start using the HTML Purifier Library methinks and get W3C compliant.

Hilary - I'd have left it red ! :-)

I copy and paste TO notebook from mam's charts, just need to create a break to type a note, panto's break hopefully will do it.,.

BB - remind me - which browser do you use?

firefox

Ok - I'm not familiar with it, but most browsers have an option to 'copy an image URL'.

All I do with Chrome, is hover over a MAM chart, copy the image URL and then paste it into the posting box as follows.

&ltimg src="image url "&gt

and then type any required text - or insert further HTML for links/images/formatting etc.

So to insert the chart as in post 10594 above :-

&ltimg src="http://charts.moneyam.com/Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=UKX&Size=900&Skin=BlackBlue&Type=3&Scale=0&Cycle=DAY1&Span=YEAR1&IND=MACD(26,12,9);RSI(14)&Layout=2Line;Default;Price;HisDate&XCycle=&XFormat="&gt


I've removed the SMAs to shorten the posting line length in the above example.

I do same, get up a chart, click paste to bulletin board, copy code. Then open notepad (sorry been calling it notebook) and paste code there. the problem is the charts stick close together one under the other and leave no space for a comment, even if you drop a line when you type in notepad.

Why don't you do it all in the posting box?

RE - red post 10593
< br > IS THE CLUE

edited ( deleted) post as MAM deletes front ( closing )

MAM Suck!

By putting all the stock charts in one place I can scroll down through all in one web page and see how they're performing, rather than looking at individual charts.
edit: Thanks panto works great.,.

Ok - I think we are talking at slightly crossed purposes :-)

my fault i expect thanks for help.,.

Skinners, the concept of leaving it in red clearly employs the 'if it's broke, why fix it' strategy which has served me well over many a year.

Panto,

It's not £am who suck, it's your HTML which was badly malformed - that's the only reason there was a problem. Look, it's easy to switch colour.

Edit: When you typed <font color=green> MAM Suck! </font>, you were using attributes which are unsupported by the document declaration and, if you do use those attributes which are fortunately still supported by most browsers, you should have at least encased the color. It's far better, however, to use CSS style tags like this - <font style="color:green">Panto's HTML sucks </font>

Hillery, how do you insert change of colour code with the text?

I've added an edit to my post which demonstrates the method, BB.

seen it thanks.,.

hilary

It is your asumption BUT YOU ARE WRONG, WRONG AND WRONG again

anything you can do I can do it better is my motto

My knowledge of HTML is well stablised for over 10 years

On doing something simple as you did and you are also works,
but not when is letters that do not show as -& l t - = < Alright CLEVER CLOGGS .................... C R A Z Y !
with " "
C R A Z Y !

an apology will be welcome