Markdown.
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lapiii last edited by 15 Mar 2014, 17:21
I found these two links as I was searching for good markdown tools:
78 Tools for Writing and Previewing Markdown
How you insert a link with text is:
bracket text bracket parentheses url parentheses
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A Former User last edited by 15 Mar 2014, 18:12
Thanks, but although this is all well and good, why on earth should we have to jump through hoops to post on this forum in the same way as we used to do natively on the old one?!
Whatever happened to the WYSIWYG principle?
I'm sure I could look up and learn all the markdown coding to be able to do things like text links, but why should I have to?
I hate to think what non-computer savvy people who now come here must think, when so many of the obvious and expected forum tools are missing, and the functionality has to be restored by manually putting in code!I've tried really hard to get used to it, but what were the people at Opera thinking when they changed to this?!
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A Former User last edited by 16 Mar 2014, 12:26
What's happened to the other three posts that are supposedly in this thread after my last one, I can't see them?!
EDIT: It said there were five comments, now it's reverted to three again, which is correct.
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j5lx last edited by 16 Mar 2014, 14:31
I personally like Markdown very much because it’s syntax is easy to read even in unprocessed state and it’s much less verbose than BBCode. I still try to use it in other forums just to disappointedly notice that they support nothing but BBCode.
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vikingen last edited by 17 Mar 2014, 00:51
I think I had the third post in this thread, it's gone.
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by 26 Mar 2014, 06:32
Most obvious approach - a URL with an image where the text would be
bracket exclamation bracket alt text close bracket parnethesis thumbnail address close parenthesis close bracket parenthesis link address close parenthesis
(and they think this stuff is readable?)
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A Former User last edited by 26 Mar 2014, 12:27
Well I guess they do as they're not rushing to do anything to improve it!
Things like adding links and images to posts should be instantly available on a button, just like they are on every other web forum that I use.
Having to put code manually into posts is a nonsense!
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lapiii last edited by 19 Apr 2014, 22:48
Here a great Markdown Tables Generator. Examples:
Version information Version 12.16 Build 1860 Platform x64 System Windows 7 Version information --------------------- -------------------------- Version 21.0.1432.39 Update stream Next System Windows 7 64-bit (WoW64) -
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lapiii last edited by 24 Apr 2014, 21:08
Inline code can be put put between back ticks, e.g.
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A Former User last edited by 25 Apr 2014, 07:23
Thanks, but why are those buttons not available here?
- List item one
- List item two
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Deleted User last edited by 25 Apr 2014, 14:57
Inline code can be put put between back ticks
Incorrect. This forum filters HTML brackets and elements from Markdowns's Inline code.
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by 25 Apr 2014, 16:06
Manually replace less than and greater than with HTML entity codes. Yes, it's ugly. but I did it previously.
