Noooo!

testing: cockpit.

*clicks preview post button

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Blackhat, PLEASE restore the code or whatever that let me write with invisible spaces!

It was so useful! I could write a something and have it look like that, without the dot, instead of turn into a quote box! It worked for url's, even emoticons! I would sometimes reach my emoticon limit, and so covert all the smiley faces into :), while still keeping the other faces as emoticon pics!

This is awful! I never abused my use of the invisible space!

Smileys are back, chummer :ninja: :alien: :sleep: :x :(( :rolleyes: :tongue: :yes: :w00t: :| :shifty: :wacko: ;) :) :(

One problem solved.

Yay! :ninja: :x :(( :tongue: :w00t: :rolleyes: :sleep: :alien: :ninja: :O :D :cry: :( :) ;)

Merci Monsieur Blackhat.:D

Noooo!

testing: cockpit.

*clicks preview post button

****!

Blackhat, PLEASE restore the code or whatever that let me write with invisible spaces!

It was so useful! I could write a and have it look like that, without the dot, instead of turn into a quote box! It worked for url's, even emoticons! I would sometimes reach my emoticon limit, and so covert all the smiley faces into :), while still keeping the other faces as emoticon pics!

This is awful! I never abused my use of the invisible space!

Not sure what you mean

Ok, I mean, I used to be able to stick an invisible space in. Maybe that's the wrong word, maye a "dimensionless space" is a better definition. For example, [b] text that's normally bolded [/.b], that dot used to be able to be replaced by a "dimensionless space", ie a space that couldn't be seen.

It also allowed me to swear, not that I ever abused that privalege.

I just want it back! :cry:

You want unformatted BB code?

Sorry for making this confusing, I understand why it would be, I haven't explained how I got my dimensionless space. To be honest, I don't really want to give the secret away.

I could bold text by using [b] and [/.b], with no dot, I could also have the [b] and [/.b] code show up in my post, without the dot, depending what I wanted.

The dimensionless space seperated characters without seperating them on screen. So a c followed by an ockpit could have a dimensionless space and show up as c.ockpit, without the dot.

I'm not yet quite sure what you mean, but if it dont work anymore I would guess a bugfix have taken care of it

maybe your trans-dimensional publications licence has run out
did you return the H-773G-573B-(K3) form before the expiry date listed on the old licence?

Why not just use <> instead of []?

I haven't explained how I got my dimensionless space. To be honest, I don't really want to give the secret away.Then you were probably exploiting a bug.

As Corianis suggested, use <> instead of []

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