How do you use that multi-quote thing?
#1
11-25-2013, 11:13 PM
#2
11-26-2013, 12:06 AM
The multi-quote is used when more than one post is quoted.
Quoting a single line, or paragraph, or any portion of a quote isn't done with multi-quote. That's just done with you erasing whatever words, sentences, or portions of a quoted post you don't want included in the quoted post, like I did to your quote above. All I did was delete whatever part I didn't want to have quoted.
I notice what you do Brent, for the part of the quote you want to respond to, you make it bold.
Instead of making that part bold, just erase everything before it, and everything after it, so that the only part that remains is the part you want quoted.
Stewart
Quoting a single line, or paragraph, or any portion of a quote isn't done with multi-quote. That's just done with you erasing whatever words, sentences, or portions of a quoted post you don't want included in the quoted post, like I did to your quote above. All I did was delete whatever part I didn't want to have quoted.
I notice what you do Brent, for the part of the quote you want to respond to, you make it bold.
Instead of making that part bold, just erase everything before it, and everything after it, so that the only part that remains is the part you want quoted.
Stewart
Last edited by Stewart_H; 11-26-2013 at 12:09 AM.
#3
11-26-2013, 03:44 AM
The multi-quote is used when more than one post is quoted.
Quoting a single line, or paragraph, or any portion of a quote isn't done with multi-quote. That's just done with you erasing whatever words, sentences, or portions of a quoted post you don't want included in the quoted post, like I did to your quote above. All I did was delete whatever part I didn't want to have quoted.
I notice what you do Brent, for the part of the quote you want to respond to, you make it bold.
Instead of making that part bold, just erase everything before it, and everything after it, so that the only part that remains is the part you want quoted.
Stewart
Quoting a single line, or paragraph, or any portion of a quote isn't done with multi-quote. That's just done with you erasing whatever words, sentences, or portions of a quoted post you don't want included in the quoted post, like I did to your quote above. All I did was delete whatever part I didn't want to have quoted.
I notice what you do Brent, for the part of the quote you want to respond to, you make it bold.
Instead of making that part bold, just erase everything before it, and everything after it, so that the only part that remains is the part you want quoted.
Stewart
#4
11-26-2013, 01:42 PM
Doesn't surprise me a bit.
I'm kidding. Had to take it cause it's you buddy. Lol
You split the post up into sections and start each section with the -bracket QUOTE username post number end bracket - code as you see at the beginning of the quoted text. At the end of the particular line use- bracket / QUOTE end bracket - to identify the end of the quoted text. Repeat for each section of text to quote. Copy and past the begin quote code with username and post number for convenience, and just type in the end quote code when needed. You can use multi quote and add separate user quotes also.This is BB or HTML code.
I'm kidding. Had to take it cause it's you buddy. Lol
You split the post up into sections and start each section with the -bracket QUOTE username post number end bracket - code as you see at the beginning of the quoted text. At the end of the particular line use- bracket / QUOTE end bracket - to identify the end of the quoted text. Repeat for each section of text to quote. Copy and past the begin quote code with username and post number for convenience, and just type in the end quote code when needed. You can use multi quote and add separate user quotes also.This is BB or HTML code.