I don't understand this one?Riuma said:Also the ability to add quotes to posts already posted.
Can't you do that already?
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I don't understand this one?Riuma said:Also the ability to add quotes to posts already posted.
Just quote the post you want to add, copy it and then edit it in.Riuma said:I can't.
you can't add it via multiquote, no. I forgot that.Riuma said:Screenshot[/url]
Well that can be a lot of work. What if you haven't quoted the message before? I'd have to quote a message, make a new post, copy the quote code, edit the post I want it in, and delete the other post.Eunoia said:^^ I edited my response. But all you have to do is copy and paste the quote manually by clicking reply and then copying the quote code.
You might want to report that as a bug in a new thread. ^^;Abyss said:I love the BBC codes so I'd hate to lose any of them, but more is always welcome! I think it would be extra interesting if there was a way to form some type of character sheet organizer.
One problem I have with the current post editor is that it's not completely reliable to save my work; often it only partially saves things regardless of how many times I've pressed save draft.
Girl plz. Speak English words! ()welian said:You're going to turn my hair white, wanting to throw z-indexes into the options.
Superstring suggests at least ten dimensions, Bosonic says twenty-six... M-Theory says... er... eleven? *giggles and runs away*welian said:There are three dimensions to space. On a vertical Cartesian grid (like an upright wall), up-down is the y axis, left-right is the x-axis, and forward-backward is the z-axis.
The z-index in HTML/CSS dictates whether an object goes behind or in front of other objects. Unless otherwise noted, it's set to zero. All objects are on the same layer. To set an image behind an object, you would set its z-index to -1. This gets complicated when you start taking into account your background image and header and other site assets, and you have to figure out what their z-index is so that you don't accidentally get your objects in the wrong order.
To have a special post option for background images.... as an amateur web designer, I don't think it's impossible. I bet some forum somewhere out there can do it. But as an RPN moderator with a vague idea of how forum software works... I truthfully do not believe such an add-on exists; and if even if Wiz were able to commission a programmer for such a thing, it would not be used frequently enough to justify the expense of the commission.
I do not support ten-dimensional bbcoding.Mordecai said:Superstring suggests at least ten dimensions, Bosonic says twenty-six... M-Theory says... er... eleven? *giggles and runs away*