(11-03-2010 06:51 PM)The Falcon Jedi Wrote:  Like with TAB spacing so everything can line up correctly? Other boards had this "Code" Mode where the text was pure Courier 10 pt. and you could tab-space between words so everything lined up and looked neat. Is that not available here yet?

Can we get that feature?

(11-03-2010 07:22 PM)RFlagg Wrote:  Just testing this out, but let's see how the php quantifier works:

PHP Code:

Cell 1    Cell 2    Cell 3
Cell 4    Cell 5    Cell 6
Cell 7    Cell 8    Cell 9 


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It works, yay!

(11-03-2010 07:27 PM)The Falcon Jedi Wrote:  Can you describe how you did that? For the rest of us? Thanks!

(11-03-2010 07:49 PM)RFlagg Wrote:  Sure, I opened up TextPad (NotePad will work for this too) and copied a tab. I then came in here and used the php button (or just type php in brackets) and typed each item with a cell between.

Edit: Turns out this doesn't insert tabs, just 4 spaces wherever you place a tab. See below:

PHP Code:

NFC SOUTH    W    L    T    PCT    HOME    ROAD    DIV    CONF    PF    PA    DIFF    STRK
Atlanta        5    2    0    .714    3-0-0    2-2-0    1-0-0    3-1-0    169    133    +36    Won 1
Tampa Bay    5    2    0    .714    2-2-0    3-0-0    1-1-0    3-1-0    136    163    -27    Won 2
New Orleans    5    3    0    .625    3-2-0    2-1-0    2-1-0    4-2-0    167    148    +19    Won 1
Carolina    1    6    0    .143    1-3-0    0-3-0    0-2-0    1-5-0    85    150    -65    Lost 1 


Thought I had found a solution, but only if you use the exact same amount of text before a tab. Sorry for the false alarm.

(11-04-2010 09:55 AM)RFlagg Wrote:  TESTING AS WELL

Code:

ESPN Week 9 Power Rankings        
RK    LW    TEAM
1     3     Patriots
2     4     Ravens
3     1     Steelers
4     2     Jets
5     6     Colts
6     5     Falcons
7     9     Giants
8     10    Packers
9     7     Titans
10    14    Saints
11    12    Chiefs
12    11    Eagles
13    8     Texans
14    18    Buccaneers
15    16    Dolphins
16    23    Raiders
17    15    Bears
18    13    Redskins
19    25    Jaguars
20    17    Seahawks
21    20    Rams
22    24    Chargers
23    19    Vikings
24    21    Cardinals
25    22    Bengals
26    28    Browns
27    30    Lions
28    27    Broncos
29    26    Cowboys
30    31    49ers
31    29    Panthers
32    32    Bills

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Code:

ESPN Week 9 Power Rankings            
RK    LW    TEAM          COMMENT
1     3     Patriots      A favorable second-half schedule could set up the Patriots for a 12- or 13-win season.
2     4     Ravens        Without much fanfare, the Ravens have quietly won four of their past five.
3     1     Steelers      The Steelers showed they have several things to improve on in a loss to the Saints.
4     2     Jets          The Jets' coaches outwitted themselves against the Packers by adding too much during the bye week.
5     6     Colts         Remarkably, the injury-depleted Colts are back atop the AFC South.
6     5     Falcons       Each of the Falcons' next five opponents won its most recent game. That includes the upstart Bucs, who visit Atlanta in Week 9.
7     9     Giants        Eli Manning's next quest is conquering the crowd noise in Qwest Field on Sunday.
8     10    Packers       The Packers haven't played defense like that since ... 2009.
9     7     Titans        Their third-down defense was a disaster in San Diego and needs to be fixed during the bye week.
10    14    Saints        The Saints needed a statement victory and they got one by shutting down the Steelers in a 20-10 triumph.
11    12    Chiefs        Remember the last time Chiefs-Raiders meant something big? Me neither.
12    11    Eagles        Michael Vick takes over as the starter and now we'll see if he can make a playoff run.
13    8     Texans        That's not a playoff-caliber defense on the field for the Texans right now.
14    18    Buccaneers    Hey, give Raheem Morris some credit for believing in his team. Josh Freeman can make a coach look smart.
15    16    Dolphins      In the game-winning drive against the Bengals, QB Chad Henne had four long-overdue big plays.
16    23    Raiders       Remember the last time Raiders-Chiefs meant something big? Me neither.
17    15    Bears         For a team with a winning record, Chicago had plenty of issues to address at the bye.
18    13    Redskins      Did Mike Shanahan trade for Donovan McNabb for a 58-minute game or 60?
19    25    Jaguars       Jaguars are feeling great after a complete effort in Dallas got them to .500 for their bye.
20    17    Seahawks      The healthier, rested Giants will test the Seahawks' ability to win at Qwest Field under tough circumstances.
21    20    Rams          If the Seahawks and Cards lose in Week 9, the Rams could claim at least a share of first place with a Week 10 victory at the 49ers.
22    24    Chargers      Can the Chargers sustain what they found against the Titans against the Texans in Houston?
23    19    Vikings       It's time for Brad Childress to polish up his resume.
24    21    Cardinals     The Cardinals' QBs are on pace for 11 TD passes and 27 INTs over the course of a 16-game season.
25    22    Bengals       If it wasn't for the Cowboys and Vikings, the Bengals would be the NFL's biggest disappointment.
26    28    Browns        Coming off the bye, can Eric Mangini beat his former mentor, Bill Belichick, and the Patriots?
27    30    Lions         The Lions could be a dangerous spoiler.
28    27    Broncos       The Broncos' point differential of minus-69 is second only to winless Buffalo's minus-80.
29    26    Cowboys       The Cowboys are a good two-minute team, playing good for two minutes and bad for 58.
30    31    49ers         The 49ers needed their bye week earlier in the season, but they need one now, too, after the London trip.
31    29    Panthers      The contrast between the Rams' Sam Bradford and the Panthers' QBs had to be tough for the Panthers to stomach.
32    32    Bills         WR Steve Johnson and QB Ryan Fitzpatrick are creating some excitement for the winless Bills.

(11-04-2010 10:03 AM)Stewie Wrote:  I used the CODE function in HTML to line up the above examples in a pretty decent way. In the 1st Example, there is some formatting issues due to the use of 4 character titles (HOME, ROAD, and CONF) vs. the 3 character information underneath (1-3, 3-0, etc.).

In the second example, I made them all universal (3 characters) and it lined up great. That may not be possible for every graph, but at least it gets it a little better lined up...

All I did was format my grid in any text editor (I used word), then I copied and pasted it in the reply box in the forum.
Then, I put [ CODE ] (without spaces) before the grid, and [ / CODE ] after (again without spaces) the grid, and had pretty decent formatting.

I am sure there is a better solution, but this is at least a workable fix.

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Looking good...didn't think to use QUOTE as well...