It's a general rule in web design that you should avoid making the user do
lots of scrolling, you are more likely to lose the users interest. That
said, a large document in a scrolling text box is a very poor design choice.
A large document should be a stand-alone web page. That said, depending on
the length you should break it up across more than one page, the user will
be more comfortable with clicking a continue link than with scrolling and
scrolling and scrolling some more. I recommend you read
http://www.davidbartosik.com/arc/commonmistake.htm
As far as your actual issue, it appears that the code dialog has a character
limit. And you would be the first person I know of to have found it.
See first paragraph for a workaround.
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Teri said:
I have added a text area with a scroll bar for a rather large document,
and as I edit the html code fragment, it stops allowing me to type any more
at a certain point. Is there a size limit on the text in this scrollable
text area? Is there any way around it, or another suggestion for larger
documents?
