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undyingking) wrote2006-03-02 12:47 pm
undyingking) wrote2006-03-02 12:47 pm
TagClouder
I've added a feature to the TagClouder such that it now offers you the raw HTML to paste into your own page, etc. Unfortunately it comes out like this:
books car
Presumably LJ is stripping out the <style> ... </style> for security reasons or some such... any thoughts for ways round this? I could go back to doing it with text attributes I suppose, but that seems a bit retrograde...
Any thoughts about this or further improvements welcome!
Edit: now a trial with no internal style spec, but linking to an external stylesheet:
books car
Bah, no better.
Edit: now a trial with inline style:
books car
oho! -- that looks more promising. Unfortuatnely it involves hacking into the <a> tag, which I'm keen to avoid doing as it will require all manner of hideous regexping. And it this way really any better than using <font>?
books car
Get your own tag cloud from the UKG TagClouder!
Presumably LJ is stripping out the <style> ... </style> for security reasons or some such... any thoughts for ways round this? I could go back to doing it with text attributes I suppose, but that seems a bit retrograde...
Any thoughts about this or further improvements welcome!
Edit: now a trial with no internal style spec, but linking to an external stylesheet:
books car
Get your own tag cloud from the UKG TagClouder!
Bah, no better.
Edit: now a trial with inline style:
books car
Get your own tag cloud from the UKG TagClouder!
oho! -- that looks more promising. Unfortuatnely it involves hacking into the <a> tag, which I'm keen to avoid doing as it will require all manner of hideous regexping. And it this way really any better than using <font>?
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Mm, good idea, I'll give that a go next.