Reply Merging

[Noivian]

Is there a way to turn off merging replies? I want to do a system where different replies have different topics and links to the reply in a table of contents in the original post, but when I try to lay out the posts in my private workshop, all the posts merge into the original post. 

 

[Chordling]

There is no way for us to turn off the merging feature.  I believe the wait between posts is about 5 minutes but someone else will need to confirm that.

 

[Noivian]

Okay. 

 

[Noivian]

1 minute mark


EDIT: So the wait time between posts is actually 1 minute. I think the reply merging is mostly to prevent double posting if you post in short bursts, which is actually a good idea. 


@Musician

 

[Dusky]

Also, you can use HTML to link to different parts of the same post!

 

[Noivian]

Also, you can use HTML to link to different parts of the same post!

Tell me more!

 

[Dusky]

So what you do is, you take the part of the post you want it to jump to - ideally a header or something - and you type <a id="ID HERE">TEXT HERE<a>. Then, to link to that place, you type <a href="#ID HERE">LINK HERE</a>. The hashtag is very important. For example, THIS LINK links to the below header.


Ta daaaaaa.

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	So what you do is, you take the part of the post you want it to jump to - ideally a header or something - and you type &lt;a id=&quot;ID HERE&quot;&gt;TEXT HERE&lt;a&gt;. Then, to link to that place, you type &lt;a href=&quot;#ID HERE&quot;&gt;LINK HERE&lt;/a&gt;. The hashtag is very important. For example, <a href="#coolbeans">THIS LINK</a> links to the below header.
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<h1><a id="coolbeans">Ta daaaaaa.</a></h1>

 

[Noivian]

Ooooh, neat-o! I'll have to remember that! Unfortuantely, I'm also using a table of contents that floats, so I don't think I'd be able to actually employ that use for what I have planned. Different posts will work best, I think. Thanks for showing me that, though!