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Linking Question
On my site, I have a script to tell me the latest posts on my forum while looking at my site. The other day someone made a topic title really long and it messed up the sites layout.
How would I make a link that cut's out after so many words like "this is a top..." anybody know? Edit: Some more Exasamples in case you didn't understand. "click here t..." or "Hugh updat..."
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