McBell
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I though the above is what you were asking about....
On A Side Note...
You can insert quotes from other threads using the same method, it just has a few extra steps.
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How To Use the Quote Feature
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I though the above is what you were asking about....
On A Side Note...
You can insert quotes from other threads using the same method, it just has a few extra steps.
Fred Wilson
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On A Side Note...
You can insert quotes from other threads using the same method, it just has a few extra steps
The quote brackets jump to the top instead of wrapping around text
McBell
Unbound
I am confused.
mickle shawn
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If you like, you can hit the Preview Post button to go over your post before submission.
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It does that a few posts before you can have a signature.
One of the ways of creating one when it is possible is by this link:
http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/profile.php?do=editsignature
Posting links, too, takes a bit of time until you have some posts and perhaps also frubals. I'm blanking on the exact numbers.
One of the ways of creating one when it is possible is by this link:
http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/profile.php?do=editsignature
Posting links, too, takes a bit of time until you have some posts and perhaps also frubals. I'm blanking on the exact numbers.
Deadtroopers
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Mestemia, I love your ant GIF sig. I tryed to swat it twice before I realised!
PastorLDM
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You know what I mean, thank you for your comment.
PastorLDM
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Good day my dear sir, may the Lord bless this day for you, We thank you for your comment.
My apologies, I really thought you posted here in this thread by mistake. Happens sometimes. Sorry, I didn't mean to say it in a sarcastic-like way.
he seems lost to me
Whats Ina Name
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Whats Ina Name
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Testing again...
Testing completed
this is a practice[/QUOTE]
This was only a test.
Testing completed
this is a practice[/QUOTE]
This was only a test.
Dark Priest
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kjv4me2you
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If you want to quote more than one post in a single response, look for this buttonright next to the regular Quote link.
Click that on all but the last post you want to quote. On the last post, click the regular Quote button.
Your reply screen will contain all the posts you quoted, in the order you selected, like this (without the spaces):
[ quote=Storm;2065801 ]Using quotes will make your conversations much easier to follow. Everyone will know who you're talking to, and you can divide the comments to address specific points. We also have the Multiquote feature, which enables you to quote multiple posts in a single reply to avoid cluttering the thread.
Feel free to use this thread for practice.[ /quote ]
[ quote=Storm;2065836 ]At the bottom right corner of each post, you'll find the Quote button:[ /quote ][/
]If you want to quote more than one post in a single response, look for this button
Click that on all but the last post you want to quote. On the last post, click the regular Quote button.
Your reply screen will contain all the posts you quoted, in the order you selected, like this (without the spaces):
[ quote=Storm;2065801 ]Using quotes will make your conversations much easier to follow. Everyone will know who you're talking to, and you can divide the comments to address specific points. We also have the Multiquote feature, which enables you to quote multiple posts in a single reply to avoid cluttering the thread.
Feel free to use this thread for practice.[ /quote ]
[ quote=Storm;2065836 ]At the bottom right corner of each post, you'll find the Quote button:
At the bottom right corner of each post, you'll find the Quote button:
Click that, and it will take you to a reply screen that looks like this:
Leaving the "=Username;#######" will embed a link back to the post you quoted, like this:
Now, you just enter your reply.
If you like, you can hit the Preview Post button to go over your post before submission.
Once you're ready, hit Submit Reply, and your post will be added to the thread.
Easy peasey.
mainliner
no one can de-borg my fact's ...NO-ONE!!
test
testing
testingIf you want to quote more than one post in a single response, look for this button
Click that on all but the last post you want to quote. On the last post, click the regular Quote button.
Your reply screen will contain all the posts you quoted, in the order you selected, like this (without the spaces):
[ quote=Storm;2065801 ]Using quotes will make your conversations much easier to follow. Everyone will know who you're talking to, and you can divide the comments to address specific points. We also have the Multiquote feature, which enables you to quote multiple posts in a single reply to avoid cluttering the thread.
Feel free to use this thread for practice.[ /quote ]testing
[ quote=Storm;2065836 ]At the bottom right corner of each post, you'll find the Quote button:
testing
kjv4me2you
Member
Now that you've got the basics of quoting down, we'll go onto dividing quotes. There are two ways to do this, but they start the same.
Quote the post as normal.
Highlight the closing quote tag (it looks like this, without the spaces: [ / quote ]) and either copy/ paste, or drag it to where you want the first division. This will close the quote box when you submit your reply, like this.
Enter your reply, and proceed to the next point.
Now, for your second quote box, you have two options. You can either type in the tags yourself, or use the handy dandy button up top:.
To use the tagging button, highlight the text you want in the quote box, then click the icon. The results will look like this when you submit your reply:
You can divide as many times as you want.
If you want the link to the quoted post embedded in each box, just copy/ paste the code from the first one.
Now that you've got the basics of quoting down, we'll go onto dividing quotes. There are two ways to do this, but they start the same.
Quote the post as normal.
Highlight the closing quote tag (it looks like this, without the spaces: [ / quote ]) and either copy/ paste, or drag it to where you want the first division. This will close the quote box when you submit your reply, like this.
Enter your reply, and proceed to the next point.
Now, for your second quote box, you have two options. You can either type in the tags yourself, or use the handy dandy button up top:.
To use the tagging button, highlight the text you want in the quote box, then click the icon. The results will look like this when you submit your reply:
You can divide as many times as you want.
If you want the link to the quoted post embedded in each box, just copy/ paste the code from the first one.
entering reply
kjv4me2you
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