(this will be interesting to approximately one person - hollaback, Sabs!)

After the most recent post about my hella Southern life, I got tired of the funky break tags that the iPhone/Gmail creates when mobile blogging. First, in OnSugar Themes, edit your current theme and go to the Post template; the first line will most likely be this:

<div id=post_{$id} class="post {$post_type} {if $sticky}  sticky{/if}">

Within the class quotes, add the stripped and truncated $post_tag to create a "mobile"-specific class (since mobile is always the first tag) so that you have this:

<div id=post_{$id} class="post {$post_type} {$post_tags|strip_tags|truncate:8:"":"true"} {if $sticky}  sticky{/if}">

Then, go to the CSS template and add the style that will nullify the breaks, but since this ruins the final break that sets the geoloc link on the next line if the photo is portrait, I also added a style for the image that would push it down:

.mobile .post_content br {display:none;}
.mobile .post_content img {display:block;}

Now when I mobile blog about this epic bag that I almost bought for my sister, my post text will run the full 550px length.