Quick questions about posting
Mirage
Member Posts: 81
Hello everybody!
I am new in the forums and I would like to make my forum posts have more style -like the ones I see actually- and be easier to read. I think and hope that this is the right category for this post .
As a result I have a couple of questions:
-How can I insert a member's name in my post? (for example like @Mirage ?) ups...I just learned that!!
-How can I insert whole or part of another member's comment in my post? This is indeed very useful for quick reference.
-How can I insert a "spoiler warning" section in my post?
I would like to start posting my no-reload runs, hence the questions!
ps. Ups, I have a last one for the experieced ones: How do you guys make these long [no-reload]-runs posts? Do you create a draft and make additions while you play the game?
Thanks a lot in advance!
I am new in the forums and I would like to make my forum posts have more style -like the ones I see actually- and be easier to read. I think and hope that this is the right category for this post .
As a result I have a couple of questions:
-How can I insert a member's name in my post? (for example like @Mirage ?) ups...I just learned that!!
-How can I insert whole or part of another member's comment in my post? This is indeed very useful for quick reference.
-How can I insert a "spoiler warning" section in my post?
I would like to start posting my no-reload runs, hence the questions!
ps. Ups, I have a last one for the experieced ones: How do you guys make these long [no-reload]-runs posts? Do you create a draft and make additions while you play the game?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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Comments
1) blockquotes for generic "this is a quote".
[blockquote]This with angle brackets instead of square brackets.[/blockquote]
becomes 2) blockquotes with some fancy pants shenanigans to specify whom you're quoting.
[blockquote class="Quote" rel="username"]This with angle brackets instead of square brackets.[/blockquote]
becomes
For spoiler buttons, type "spoiler" inside of square brackets at the beginning of the section you want to hide, and then again with "/spoiler" at the end of that section.
https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/34077/how-to-post-files-images-step-by-step-guide#latest
Anyway, all threads about posting on these boards are covered by
https://forums.beamdog.com/categories/community-support
The thread about posting files can be especially useful if you're going to report your no-reload attempts. Just have a look at existing threads (for example, https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/40393/maybe-this-time-no-reload-thread-featuring-in-a-tents-ice-temple-err-a-death-rabbit#latest or any of Blackraven's or @Elrandir's no-reload journals) to get an understanding of how it should look like.
Text
spoiler command (to cover any image into a spoiler)
screenshot(s)
Text
and so on.
We usually play and only then make a report. It takes time and it's not a fast process, really.
@Blackraven , @Gotural and many others had an unfortunate experience of losing anything they've written due to a wide variety of reasons, so I always advice to write any post about a no-reload report in Word or a program like that, and only then paste it into a post. This way you won't lose the wall of text if something happens. Also, use the Save Draft button.
I certainly have some reading to do today