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argh923 09-23-14 07:47 AM

Just a quick question
 
Do we have the ability to use the "strike" code in this forum? If so, what's the bracket code for it? I've tried strike and [strike]strike[/strike] and neither work. It's for my WWF/WCW retro journal in the sports forum.

Dan 09-23-14 07:56 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
< s > and < / s> without the spaces

argh923 09-23-14 08:05 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
Thanks!

Solid Snake 09-23-14 11:40 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
strike code?

Adam Tyner 09-23-14 11:43 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 

Originally Posted by Solid Snake (Post 12244680)
strike code?

Like this:

I made a <s>huge mistake</s>wise decision.

Solid Snake 09-23-14 11:56 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
oooooooooooooooooh.

Kurt D 09-23-14 02:13 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 
I am <s>ganesh uwajal</s> no, <s>Jace</s> no, Kurtie Dee.

I like this new thing! COrrect answer!

Hokeyboy 09-23-14 02:40 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 
<s>Nope.</s>

Lt Ripley 09-24-14 08:15 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 

Originally Posted by Solid Snake (Post 12244705)
oooooooooooooooooh.

<s>LOL! I had the same reaction.</s> Duh.

thetao 09-24-14 08:40 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
I was asking myself this question just last night. But WHY does strikethrough use < and > while every other VB code uses [ and ] ? Both the OP and I (and others, I'm sure) would have been able to answer our own questions if this editor feature was standardized. See http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=bbcode#s .

wendersfan 09-24-14 09:17 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
I use it <strike>all the time</strike> when I want to be an annoying pedant.

whotony 10-01-14 01:59 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
That wasn't such a quick question.

davidh777 10-01-14 02:06 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 
I hate it when people at work say "Quick question" because it never is.

VinVega 10-01-14 05:06 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 

Originally Posted by whotony (Post 12253460)
That <s>WAS</s> wasn't such a quick question.

QFT brother!

My Other Self 10-01-14 05:57 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 

Originally Posted by davidh777 (Post 12253463)
I hate it when people at work say "Quick question" because it never is.

Having to preface anything with quick in front of it usually means the exact opposite.

whotony 10-01-14 07:01 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 
I have always been bugged by the use of quick or fast used in this context.

Maybe if arghgs said short question instead.

Bugs me in a sports context too when the announcer says the team got off to a quick or fast start
when the team scores a couple of goals or runs early in a game.

They actually scored EARLY in the game. The speed of the team or game didn't change.

Groucho 10-01-14 07:05 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 

Originally Posted by davidh777 (Post 12253463)
I hate it when people at work say "Quick question" because it never is.

"Quick question...I need to install a VirtualBox instance of RedHat Linux on my laptop and..."

davidh777 10-01-14 07:23 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 
I also have a bias against thread titles that offer no clue what they're about. Sometimes I click into it and punch myself in the face when I realize I already read it.

Nick Danger 10-01-14 08:26 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 
I have a quick question. Why?

benedict 10-02-14 01:10 AM

Re: Just a quick question
 

Originally Posted by thetao (Post 12245687)
I was asking myself this question just last night. But WHY does strikethrough use < and > while every other VB code uses [ and ] ? Both the OP and I (and others, I'm sure) would have been able to answer our own questions if this editor feature was standardized. See http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=bbcode#s .

From where I'm sitting the link you gave shows that the [ s ] code for strikethough uses the same square bracked format as other VBB codes.

It doesn't actually work here so I must assume that it hasn't been enabled.

The < s > alternative Dan gave is HTML and which we know does work.

I've sometimes used < strike > which I thing may be supported and was a legacy bit of HTML I believe.

oldjack 10-30-14 10:25 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 
there is no need to use such code i think.... we are not 12-year-old childs

Groucho 10-30-14 10:26 PM

Re: Just a quick question
 

Originally Posted by oldjack (Post 12287364)
there is no need to use such code i think.... we are not 12-year-old childs

Speaking of strikes...that's one.


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