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Distinguishing between comments and signatures Feature Requests
By Andrew Dvorak , Section Code []
Posted on Fri Jun 08, 2001 at 12:00:00 PM PST

I'm positive that this is probably the easiest request to implement, but maybe it would be a feature welcomed by the masses to be implemented in the base code.

What if user comments were to be enclosed in HTML comments that distinguish between the body of a user's comments and the user's signature.

EXAMPLE:

<!--UC-->This is my user signature! -Andy<!--/UC-->
This could be an option that users can toggle within their preferences so that people can tell what is a comment and what is a signature.

Another option would be to enclose the comment in a <span title="name"></span> tag.
EXAMPLE:

<span title="User Comment">This is my user signature! -Andy</span>
The second option would allow people to hover over the text and disclose the signature as such in a tooltip comment. A third option could use a CSS rollover to change the background of the text of the signature when the mouse rolls over it.

This feature could be handy in allowing a user to distinguish between the comment and the signature. Sometimes a signature might contain information which might fit in with the comment. Implementing this would clear any confusion.

-Andrew Dvorak
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What method do you prefer for segregating signatures?
· Use HTML comments 40%
· Enclose the signature within the <span> tags with a TITLE 20%
· Use CSS mouse roll-overs to change the background of the signature text 40%
· Just say NO! 0%
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CSS is good. (none / 0) (#1)
by static on Sat Jun 09, 2001 at 01:37:26 AM PST

Scoop is about to head that way, anyway

Wade.



Why reinvent the wheel? (none / 0) (#2)
by CaveMan on Wed Aug 01, 2001 at 12:24:53 AM PST

Why not just follow the age old email standard and have the comment seperated from the body with two dashes, a space and a newline?
This eliminates the need for fancy html/css-isms, and means those of us who still (occasionally) use a text browser can tell the difference as well :-)
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#import <sig>


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