• Ruined layout / coding showing up where shouldn't
• Textarea not working
• Opacity, marquee, target=_blank, align
• The shortened form of a link, such as random.phtml, now needs the forward-slash in order to work, i.e.: /random.phtml
• img src / incorrect file extension errors
• Underlining
• Trouble finding/clicking the Save Changes button
• Pages not scrolling as they should be
• Petlookup layouts broken by advertisement bar
• Position being blocked

Ruined layout / coding showing up where shouldn't

Easy Fix:

While once upon a time those extra backslashes were a filter solution in themselves they no longer help with anything and are now the cause of broken layouts.

Textarea not working

Easy Fix: Textareas work fine just so long as you don't include the old underscore. Yes, despite the fact that it still instructs you to use the underscore above your edit box. It must now be written textarea and /textarea.

Opacity, marquee, target=_blank and align

Opacity - Easy Fix: Timothy1998580 has a page providing auto-generated background images, which may help to simulate opacity in some cases. You can of course create your own translucent images.

Align - Easy Fix: Try replacing with float. Where you might have align=right, replace with style=float:right;. Same with left. Unfortunately float doesn't have a float:center. In some cases simply the html code center inside the less-than and more-than tags will achieve what you're after. Using both margin-right:auto and margin-left:auto at once also achieves centering.

Advice: Opacity, marquees, target=_blank and align have all been deprecated. This means that by the current standards of coding they are obsolete and should be phased out. Thus why the filters now remove these codes.

img src / incorrect file extension errors

Easy Fix: None yet.

Advice:: If an image is causing the img src error where the error page goes on about only using certain file extensions, you can try checking your image's url (address) for accidental letter combinations and words that might be blocked. Reports have indicated that TNT's profanity filters might have become tighter, causing these errors. It's also possible that your img url is not correct in some other way; check to make sure all your urls are genuine and not example urls such as what might be used in premades. Spaces in a url can also cause problems - spaces can crop up in the name of the image file itself or the folder it may have been saved under on the site it is uploaded to (if this could be the problem you can simply change the names to delete the spaces and reupload your image). You can also check to make sure you have the necessary quotation marks, one both sides of the url.

Underlining

Easy Fix: If you have style for your underlines in your stylesheet, a simple way of fixing them is changing your u{ to .u{ to create a class and changing your opening and closing us in your HTML to span class=u and /span. Or font class=u and /font, alternatively.

If you don't have style for your underlines in your stylesheet and only have one or two to fix, you can always do this:

Trouble finding/clicking the Save Changes button

Easy Fix: 1) If you're using Firefox, select View on your brower's toolbar - go to Page Style and choose No Style. Your Save Changes button should now be visible somewhere on your page. You can switch back to Basic Page Style as soon as you're finished.

2) If you're uing Internet Explorer: From the top left hand menu bar, click "View" and hover your cursor over "Style" from the drop down menu that should appear. Select "No Style". Scroll all the way to the bottom and you should find the Save Changes button. You can revert back to "Basic Page Style", which should restore the coding.

3) If you're using Opera: Click on the little red button that says Menu that is next to the tabs bar and from the drop down list, hover your cursor over "Page". A second drop down menu should appear and from that, hover your cursor over to "Style". Click "User Mode". Scroll all the way to the bottom and you should find the save changes button. You can revert back to "Author mode", which should restore the coding.

4) If you're using Chrome: There's an extension called Pendule. After installing the extension, click on its icon in the upper right hand corner (next to the wrenchbar). You can select "Disable CSS". Scroll all the way to the bottom to find the Save Changes button.

5) If you're using Safari: In the menu bar (left hand corner), click "Edit". Select Preferences from the drop down list that should appear -- the last option. A pop-up should appear. Choose Advanced. There should be a box to check "Show Develop in Menu bar". Click "Develop" that should now appear on your menu bar, and from the drop down list, click "Disable Styles". Scroll all the way to the bottom to find the save changes button.

Advice: Though rudimentary solutions, you can also try:

1) Zooming out on your browser by holding ctrl and pressing - (+ will zoom back in, or you can probably find these functions in your browser's toolbar under View or similar). This may bring the Save Changes button temporarily into view.

2) Pressing the Tab key on the keyboard until you think it might have selected the Save Changes button, and then pressing Enter.

3) Adding large amounts of the br tag immediately after your stylesheet.

Pages not scrolling as they should be

Easy Fix: I believe this seems to be cropping up where layouts have overflow-x:hidden; overflow-y:auto; in the stylesheet. Replacing this with overflow:auto; should fix the problem.

Petlookup layouts broken by advertisement bar

Easy Fix: Including .slug {display:none;} in your stylesheet should fix this problem.

Position being blocked

Easy Fix: Where you want your div or other element to use position, you can simply remove it from your stylesheet and set it as an inline style. This means you add the code in where your div or other element starts in your HTML. For example: div id=main style=position:absolute.

Advice: Unfortunately, this can't be applied in instances where you are trying to re-position one of Neopets' preset modules in userlookups or guilds. In these instances margins can work as a makeshift positioning alternative. For example if you want a module to be positioned top:500px and left:200px you would need to use margin-top:500px and margin-left:200px.

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