Spoiler tags?
07-07-01 | 06:58 PM
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Spoiler tags?
Perhaps I am contracting mllefoo's eye affliction, but I no longer see the spoiler tags.
Have they been grandfathered, along with the old software?
Have they been grandfathered, along with the old software?
07-07-01 | 07:15 PM
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The spoiler tags were a custom addition. I'm sure Geoff'll pop 'em back in as soon as he gets a chance.
07-09-01 | 06:53 PM
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<b>RMan360</b>, I quite like the way that the preview function gives you that look in to the unformatted raw text....
.... But, as you say, it might mean that people see the spoilers or any other HTML chicanery that people have hidden away there! The same would be true if they followed up a post by quoting, I guess.
For the main part, I suspect that the preview function will be under-used, so the actual impact would be low.
.... But, as you say, it might mean that people see the spoilers or any other HTML chicanery that people have hidden away there! The same would be true if they followed up a post by quoting, I guess.
For the main part, I suspect that the preview function will be under-used, so the actual impact would be low.
07-09-01 | 07:16 PM
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Originally posted by benedict
<b>RMan360</b>, I quite like the way that the preview function gives you that look in to the unformatted raw text....
[Snip] [/Snip]
For the main part, I suspect that the preview function will be under-used, so the actual impact would be low.
<b>RMan360</b>, I quite like the way that the preview function gives you that look in to the unformatted raw text....
[Snip] [/Snip]
For the main part, I suspect that the preview function will be under-used, so the actual impact would be low.
2) Good Point.
-Matt
