Thanks. I realise it is moving away from Perl but since I was starting with Perl I was hoping to find a way forward from someone who has had the same problem part as they might have understood why I was struggling.
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> I am sorry you have found my foramtting troublesome.
As it turns out, I can read it after logging out...
... many of us have "Enforce proper nesting of HTML" activated in Display Settings. (I suspect its even default)
But your use of </br> ruins the format, that's broken HTML.
better simply use <p> for paragraphs or at least plain <br> for linebreaks.
Cheers Rolf
( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)
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Many thanks to all who have contributed to this quest.
From this and other conversations I believe the steps are:
1. choose a 'tool' to create the web site - one Perl based is an MVC
toolkit but there a number of other options including Java;
2. check that the chosen tool can do what I want;
3. check that the tool is supported in the user's server;
4. decide which browsers are to be supported.
However perhaps step 3 is done first or at least with step 1 so that time for step 2 is not wasted.
One interesting thing is that I do not think any contributing Monk suggested an MVC toolkit, I just wondered why. I have not looked at its capabilities yet so perhaps there is something there which is a showstopper!
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