http://reelseo.disqus.com/Online Video Marketing Trends and Industry InsightsenWed, 18 Nov 2009 12:14:37 -0000http://tubularinsights.com/dailymotion-subtitles/#comment-23463361<p>Same goes for me too. I tested the following :</p><p><i>italic</i><br><b>bold</b><br><u>underline</u><br>&lt;font colour="yellow"&gt;yellow&lt;/font&gt;<br><span>yellow</span></p><p>...but only the first 3 work even though all of them preview correctly on the editing page.</p>DJDaveMarkWed, 18 Nov 2009 12:14:37 -0000http://tubularinsights.com/dailymotion-subtitles/#comment-20162561<p>Mark, I wonder how you managed inserting the html code with the hyperlinks in the video.</p><p>I mean, there's no problem at all with the subtitles, but when I insert html at first it seems ok (and I see that the entry is correctly considered as a link in the editor, with all the "<a href="href" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" title="href"></a>" tag), but as soon as I hit "save" it seems that the code breaks and there is no longer an hyperlink but just the anchor text.</p><p>As far as I can see the only fully supported html code that remains even after the "saving" are the bold and italic tags.</p><p>I know that this feature is still in beta but such a different result seems strange to me.</p><p>Maybe because I use the localized (Italy) version of dailymotion?</p><p>Or do you use some particular trick with the code?</p><p>Or maybe it was possible to do that just for a short time because of the several changes and testing that is taking place?</p><p>Sigh, I want to use this feature with the links...</p>Alex BrisceseSat, 04 Oct 2008 14:54:17 -0000