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HTML Setting?

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Apparently the HTML setting on the forum just writes the script out and highlights certain components in different colors. Earlier, I tried to make a post with a Mailto, but the HTML wouldn't work. On the bottom it says, "HTML is OFF." Is it possible to turn it on? If so, how? Thanks.
 
Mohacastle said:
Apparently the HTML setting on the forum just writes the script out and highlights certain components in different colors. Earlier, I tried to make a post with a Mailto, but the HTML wouldn't work. On the bottom it says, "HTML is OFF." Is it possible to turn it on? If so, how? Thanks.
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The BBCode HTML tags are just a more specific-use than the regular CODE tags; that is, it is for displaying your already-written code to others (so they may view or copy it) with HTML-specific syntax highlighting. For safety reasons, you cannot use HTML in posts. Sorry.
 
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the construct yields
Code: 
<a href="mailto:example@example.org" target="_blank">mailto?</a>
, so while popping a no content might be reasonable ... ?? what do you use for a browser
 
Don't mailto links generally try to open up some e-mail client?

Whatever you could do with a mailto in HTML, anyway, you can do with that BBCode, so... enabling HTML wouldn't actually help here.
 
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