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8.2

Carridge return (
) on Firefox title hints

Asked by eyal_barouk in Firefox Web Browser, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

Tags: firefox, cr

Hi,
I want to supply my site readers with hints on the links in my site.
So I do it simply like this:
<A HREF="http://www.mymy.com/hello.html" TITLE="Wide range of solutions by &#x000D;&#x000A; Cisco, Nortel and Enterasys">Wide range of bla bla</A>

I would also like to use CR breaks on the title text so I have added:
&#x000D;&#x000A;
to the title - see above.

My problem is that it works with IE7 but Mozilla Firefox ignores my CR characters.
How do I do this with the great Mozilla too?

Thanks you!
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Zones: Firefox Web Browser, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
Tags: firefox, cr
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