NTTP text formatting rules Bug
Dear Sirs,
it *seems* to me that the _text formatting rules_ are not well translated from thunderbird.
Modified by Fabrizio
Chosen solution
If you mean you are seeing the added */_ in the text.
TB shows in plain text messges always all text and this is correct because /*_ are also normal text elements. If you want to hide them you can add the text shown below to 'userContent.css'.
Exit Thunderbird
Access 'profile name' folder and create a 'chrome' folder if it does not exist.
Open a text editor, copy text into file and save as 'userContent.css' in the 'chrome' folder. Make sure you create folder and file using those exact spellings.
.moz-txt-tag {
display: none;
}
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I'm using Windows 10 and performed test.
I used info as described here:
Image below shows results on left and original composed text on right, which happens to be the same when you 'view source'.
Chosen Solution
If you mean you are seeing the added */_ in the text.
TB shows in plain text messges always all text and this is correct because /*_ are also normal text elements. If you want to hide them you can add the text shown below to 'userContent.css'.
Exit Thunderbird
Access 'profile name' folder and create a 'chrome' folder if it does not exist.
Open a text editor, copy text into file and save as 'userContent.css' in the 'chrome' folder. Make sure you create folder and file using those exact spellings.
.moz-txt-tag {
display: none;
}
Modified by Toad-Hall
Hi Toad-Hall,
I'm really happy that you're replying to me (like the last time for the old Outlook .dbx and .sdb e-mails).
I was thinking that the text formatting rules were in the link that I posted with the question. Instead it seems that are these that you have written. Someone could improve them? More, when I post a message in a newsgroup (like it.diritto) the formatted text with */_ will appear to each other in the newsgroup? Thank You Very Much. Cheers