I'm sorry I wasn't able to explain it better. A template would be code that a user could quickly cut and paste into their journal or a comment, to answer a query or to make a list. For example:
Name: Title: Rating: Pairing: Author's Notes: Etc.
A template of the above list would have the < b > < / b > already coded into the template. It mainly allows for convenience on the user's part. Please see slumber's comment with an example of an actual template. I think it'll make sense once you look at it. :)
If so, then it is: <*textarea>[thing you want to put in the form]<*/textarea> Minus the asterisks in both textarea tags.
If you want to adjust the number of columns and rows, the coding is: <*textarea cols="50" rows="10">[thing you want to put in the form]<*/textarea> with the number values adjustable according to what you want.
Yes, that's exactly the code I was looking for! I had the top version of the code in mind when I posted, but I'm glad to know about the code with the rows and columns. Thanks so much! :)
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Name:
Title:
Rating:
Pairing:
Author's Notes:
Etc.
A template of the above list would have the < b > < / b > already coded into the template. It mainly allows for convenience on the user's part. Please see slumber's comment with an example of an actual template. I think it'll make sense once you look at it. :)
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Name:
Username:
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If so, then it is:
<*textarea>[thing you want to put in the form]<*/textarea>
Minus the asterisks in both textarea tags.
If you want to adjust the number of columns and rows, the coding is:
<*textarea cols="50" rows="10">[thing you want to put in the form]<*/textarea>
with the number values adjustable according to what you want.
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