- #1
DiracPool
- 1,243
- 516
Is there a way to insert a quote when you are editing a post? I didn't see an option to do this.
Danger said:I just tried it in my "deletion notification thread" and it didn't work. Maybe there's some way that I don't know about.
Highlight the text you want to quote, then click the + button, and click Quote.
Highlight the text you want to quote, then click the + button, and click Quote.
DiracPool said:it doesn't register the poster's name.
DiracPool said:OCR, now try going back to your above post #5 and place another quote of mine (or anyone) right below it. Hit the edit button on post 5.
DiracPool said:OCR, now try going back to your above post #5 and place another quote of mine (or anyone) right below it. Hit the edit button on post 5.
DiracPool said:Ok, let me try that...
Edit:Ok, that works but 2 problems, one, you have to do it manually with a cut and paste, two, it doesn't register the poster's name. However, at least it's halfway there. Thanks for the tip.
OCR said:How about this?
OCR said:How about this?
The quotes are just part of your post text. So technically you can, but if you abuse it it will have consequences.DiracPool_OrSomeOtherUsername said:Actually, I was able to insert my own text into your quote, see. Because you never said "how about this." So again, manually, you can insert a quote with the poster's name if you want to go back and edit a post and add another quote from someone. A bit of a hassle, though, is there a way to add the automatic quote insert on the edit feature?
To edit a post, simply click on the "Edit" button located near the post. This will allow you to make any changes to the content of the post.
Yes, you can edit a post even after it has been published. Just follow the same steps as editing a post that has not been published yet.
Yes, you can edit a post on any device that has access to the platform where the post was originally published.
No, editing a post will not change the original date and time it was published. However, if you choose to re-publish the edited post, the new date and time will be reflected.
No, there is no limit to how many times a post can be edited. You can make changes to a post as many times as you'd like.