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jelazakazone September 22 2011, 02:53:17 UTC
Ah ha! If I just use the html box, then it will get it right? Makes a little more work for me, but I know enough basic html to make it work. I'd rather link to the story, especially when it's a collaboration so all the comments are in one place:D

Thanks so much for the help!XD

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archaeologist_d September 22 2011, 02:56:41 UTC
What Lola said.

Or you could paste it to wordpad and then copy and paste to LJ in the rich text tab.

I had a lot of problems when I started posting on LJ with the communities not liking my formatting. It took me a while to get it right.

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jelazakazone September 22 2011, 02:58:48 UTC
Thanks. I'm going with the HTML solution and seeing if that works. I don't know why they are so strict about exactly what font you use. I am not sure I have wordpad.

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archaeologist_d September 22 2011, 03:08:39 UTC
Wordpad or notepad. Either one works. They are usually standard on most computers.

I don't know why they are that strict either but I had a long conversation about it once as they tried to walk me through the whole HTML thing. I finally ended up just copying one of someone else's posts with all the author/rating/word count etc and then filled it in with my info in the LJ box rather than using Word first. Unfortunately Word puts all these extra things in and it drives me crazy.

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jelazakazone September 22 2011, 03:11:43 UTC
I was copying straight from gdocs and both times they asked me to change to the default font (which they don't say what it is).

The trouble with copying someone else's info and then cutting and pasting is that the RTE is all wonky now and it doesn't work so great:(

I think I got it figure out, more or less. It just bugs me that I'm getting dinged on font and other people post and they don't even have the requested format.

I'm going to bed now. Gotta get up early to walk. Go health:P

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