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[danaeris]

I just posted this in my user info:

PARENTAL

ADVISORY

QUESTIONER CONTAINS EXPLICIT LYRICS

Username:

From Go-Quiz.com

It isn't readable there, and I wanted to see if it is readable here, and either way, why it reads funny in one or both cases. Any clue anyone?

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[geekosaur]

Last I checked, the userinfo couldn't contain HTML markup. The "warning labels" are implemented as HTML tables with background colors.

parental advisory

[http://users.livejournal.com/_duncan/]

That ... can't be accurate.

Most of the profiles I've seen contain user-generated HTML. Mine has a paypal donate button (which one person has used). Most have images. questioner's has bold, underline, various colors, an unordered list, the parental advisory table and a form with a text box -- all HTML elements.

My suggestions on making it show up would be one or both of:

enclose the table in a set of <lj-raw></lj-raw> tags,

make sure the style= attribute to the font tag is present. If it is, in your version of the bio, try a different inline css syntax to get around the livejournal syntax correcter. See the source of my recent rideshare post for an example using <span style=> instead of <font style=>