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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Betty Myers7 said:Then, just go ahead and click the Quote button on that final post you're interested in.
Blah...Quote:
just practicing
just testing to see if I can actually pull this off...

Good grief, what a mess 😳 😳
Still tinkering with this! This should be it, hopefully.

Betty Myers7 said:Good grief, what a total farce 🤣

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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
How can I include the original author's name when using the Wrap Quote tool without accidentally turning my own text blue too?
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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Lil Okie;35142581 said:
Me too...

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......

test 2

maybe

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Rachel Palmer said:It finally clicked 😁

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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Brandon Lopez6 said:Curious, honestly sucks reading your stuff in here 😬
Do you want me to send you a screenshot showing how to break up your posts without getting flagged by the mods?

Oh, please, by all means, 😁 Look, I’m struggling here, and I just can’t seem to get it right. 😠
For example, I've had people quote me in pieces where they tuck their own comment right under every single snippet I wrote—even when it explicitly says the reply is from them—and of course, I end up looking like the one being flagged because they're quoting me. Now, I want to be able to do the exact same thing. I don't want it to be just one big blockquote; I want every little part I'm replying to to show exactly who said it, regardless of whether it's one person or five different people!

Ugh, I hope you know what I mean. 🙂
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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Elizabeth Howard8 said:That happens because you forget to ditch the massive quote block after you highlight and cite specific bits... you just leave the whole damn thing from when you hit the quote button at the bottom. Just kill that first quote before you start typing your reply. ".

Nah, then his name won't even show up

nor will there be a link back to his original post. What I always do is just snip the tag from the end and slap it onto the end of the first section you actually want to talk about,
and then for everything else, just use that "highlight then quote" trick

let me see how it looks
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. So, first thing you should do is wipe out that initial quote before you even start typing your comments. ".[/I]

You're just quoting a link back to his original post, so you could always do what I usually do—just grab the tag from the end of the post and slap it onto the end of the first section you actually want to comment on.

Let me see how that looks.
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ruggedpanther2 said:So far, astronomers have identified three planets outside our solar system—exoplanets, to be precise—that experts believe could potentially serve as homes for future generations of colonists. Back in May, American astronomers discovered Gliese 581 D, located roughly 20 light-years away; it’s about six times the size of Earth and part of a system containing at least six planets. Then, just three months later, a Swiss person reported that another planet, HD 85512b, sitting 36 light-years out, might actually be habitable. This particular planet, tucked away in the Veli valley, has a mass approximately 3.6 times that of Earth.
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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Elizabeth Howard8 said:That happens because you forget to ditch the massive quote block after you highlight and cite specific bits... you just leave the whole damn thing from when you hit the quote button at the bottom. Just kill that first quote before you start typing your reply. ".

Nah, then his name won't even show up

nor will there be a link back to his original post. What I always do is just snip the tag from the end and slap it onto the end of the first section you actually want to talk about,
and then for everything else, just use that "highlight then quote" trick

let me see how it looks
You didn't even include a link back to his original post, so just do what I always do: grab that tag from the end of the message and paste it right after the first chunk of text you actually want to comment on.

let me see how that looks

shakur2;37840483 said:
ruggedpanther2 said:So far, astronomers have identified three planets outside our solar system—exoplanets, to be precise—that experts believe could potentially serve as homes for future generations of colonists. Back in May, American astronomers discovered Gliese 581 D, located roughly 20 light-years away; it’s about six times the size of Earth and part of a system containing at least six planets. Then, just three months later, a Swiss person reported that another planet, HD 85512b, sitting 36 light-years out, might actually be habitable. This particular planet, tucked away in the Veli valley, has a mass approximately 3.6 times that of Earth.

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vividraven7 said:test 😉

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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Stuck inside the blue again... man, this stuff is a total headache 😠
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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Elizabeth Howard8 said:That happens because you forget to ditch the massive quote block after you highlight and cite specific bits... you just leave the whole damn thing from when you hit the quote button at the bottom. Just kill that first quote before you start typing your reply. ".

Nah, then his name won't even show up

nor will there be a link back to his original post. What I always do is just snip the tag from the end and slap it onto the end of the first section you actually want to talk about,
and then for everything else, just use that "highlight then quote" trick

let me see how it looks
You didn't even include a link to his original post, so why not try my usual trick? Just grab the tag from the very end of the post and paste it right after the first section you actually want to comment on.

let me see how that looks

Allen-Iverson;29922705 said:]hehehe


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whats up

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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Elizabeth Howard8 said:That happens because you forget to ditch the massive quote block after you highlight and cite specific bits... you just leave the whole damn thing from when you hit the quote button at the bottom. Just kill that first quote before you start typing your reply. ".

Nah, then his name won't even show up

nor will there be a link back to his original post. What I always do is just snip the tag from the end and slap it onto the end of the first section you actually want to talk about,
and then for everything else, just use that "highlight then quote" trick

let me see how it looks
test 1 quote at the bottom of the post. So first thing you gotta do is clear out that initial quote before you even start typing comments on the post. ".[/I]

you're quoting a link to his original post anyway, so you might as well just make a
how I usually handle things,

test 2 which is just cutting the tag from the end of the post and pasting it onto the end of the first section you actually want to comment on,

so I can see how it looks
test 3
ruggedpanther2 said:So far, astronomers have identified three planets outside our solar system—exoplanets, to be precise—that experts believe could potentially serve as homes for future generations of colonists. Back in May, American astronomers discovered Gliese 581 D, located roughly 20 light-years away; it’s about six times the size of Earth and part of a system containing at least six planets. Then, just three months later, a Swiss person reported that another planet, HD 85512b, sitting 36 light-years out, might actually be habitable. This particular planet, tucked away in the Veli valley, has a mass approximately 3.6 times that of Earth.

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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Nicholas Williams7 said:breaking quotes one
breaking quotes two
breaking quotes three

fingers crossed

Wrap
quote break two

fingers crossed

Wrap
quote break three
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fingers crossed
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breaking quotes one
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Sean Watson11 said:You can find the instructions for using the Multi-Quote feature right here:
FAQ - Multi-quote

I need some assistance here... everyone else seems to have this figured out, but I am completely clueless when it comes to this stuff. Could someone please explain how to insert a "quote" when I want to reply to specific parts of someone's post? Please, help!!! 😲

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Pangloss;23521809 said:Just highlight the section of text you want to respond to and click that little square icon at the end (you can also see it down in the Quick Response area) that says "Wrap
tags around selected text"

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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Sean Watson11 said:You can find the instructions for using the Multi-Quote feature right here:
FAQ - Multi-quote

I need some assistance here... everyone else seems to have this figured out, but I am completely clueless when it comes to this stuff. Could someone please explain how to insert a "quote" when I want to reply to specific parts of someone's post? Please, help!!! 😲

test

Pangloss;23521809 said:Just highlight the section of text you want to respond to, then click that little square icon—you'll see it down in the Quick Response area too—that says "Wrap
Wrap
tags around selected text"

Alex Barnes8 said:
Keith Rodriguez27 said:Highlight the part of the text you're aiming at and click the icon (which shows up in the Quick Response box as well) labeled "Wrap

Just practicing.

I'm looking for some help here. It seems like everyone else has figured this out, but I'm totally clueless when it comes to this kind of stuff. Can someone please walk me through how to insert a "quote" when I want to reply to specific parts of someone's post? Please, help!!! 😲

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Daniel Perez6 said:😁

😲

😍

Bili cvitak1987;38307100 said:let's see how much I digest...

Daniel Perez6 said:😁

😲

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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Sean Watson11 said:You can find the instructions for using the Multi-Quote feature right here:
FAQ - Multi-quote

I need some assistance here... everyone else seems to have this figured out, but I am completely clueless when it comes to this stuff. Could someone please explain how to insert a "quote" when I want to reply to specific parts of someone's post? Please, help!!! 😲

fine
nicole2007;23526581 said:
Keith Rodriguez27 said:Just highlight whatever part of the text you’re trying to hit back at, then click that last little square icon—you can also find it right down there in the Quick Response area—that says "Wrap
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