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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
redhawk76 said:You really shouldn't delete or remove that initial large QUOTE positioned next to your username... If this attempt doesn't yield the result you're looking for, I'll sit down and write out the entire process for you tomorrow, step by step from start to finish... I know how frustrating these technical hiccups can be.😉

Yeah....
that first big QUOTE right next to the username...

I'm listening......
If this doesn't work for you, I'll write out every single step for you tomorrow, from A to Z...

I'm learning........
I know how it feels for you...😉

Thanks.....
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Keith Rodriguez27 said:That’s because they stay trapped in that giant quote box since you forget to delete the original big quote you get when you first hit the quote icon at the bottom of the post. You gotta wipe that first quote out before you start adding your own commentary. But if you do that, you lose the person's name and the link back to their original post. So, here's the move: do what I always do—just grab that
tag from the very end of the post and paste it right after the specific section you actually want to reply to, then use the "highlight and quote" method for the rest of your stuff.
Well, here is my take on it...

because once you highlight and hit quote,

I am telling you for the hundredth time...

Quote:
you forget to delete that giant quote box that pops up when you click the quote icon at the bottom of a post. You really ought to wipe out that initial quote before you even start typing your response. But if you do that, you lose the username of the person you’re replying to and the link back to their original post. So, what I always do—and this is my go-to move—is just cut
the end of the post and paste it onto the end of the first section you want to comment on, then apply that "highlight then quote" method to the rest of the message.
I hope I finally made sense thanks to you... thank you...🙏
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
redhawk76 said:You really shouldn't delete or remove that initial large QUOTE positioned next to your username... If this attempt doesn't yield the result you're looking for, I'll sit down and write out the entire process for you tomorrow, step by step from start to finish... I know how frustrating these technical hiccups can be.😉

Well, here I am again, back at it once more

that first massive quote right next to the username...

Round two, let's go...

If you still can't get it to work after this, I'll sit down tomorrow and write out every single step for you, from A to Z...

Third attempt...

I know exactly how you feel...😉


Thanks a million...😉
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
I’m officially throwing in the towel on these practice runs... because I honestly can't figure out how to make sure my username stays attached to the specific post I'm trying to reply to! 🤷
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
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Keith Rodriguez27;23729165]That stays stuck inside the massive quote block because once you highlight and quote specific snippets, you totally forget to delete the giant original quote container you started with.

Testing this out...

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It happens when you just hit that quote icon at the bottom of the post. You really ought to wipe out that first big quote block before you even start typing your own commentary. But if you do that, you lose the username of the person you're replying to and the link back to their original post—so honestly, just do what I do.

For the last time.....
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
That’s why it stays stuck inside that massive quote block—because once you go in and highlight specific bits to reply to, you completely forget to delete the original giant container that pops up automatically when you hit the quote button at the bottom of the post.


Let me try this one more time... dammit... I'm gonna have to do this a hundred times before it sticks.
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Keith Rodriguez27;23729165]That’ll just stay stuck inside that massive quote block because of how you tagged it.


I am seriously losing my mind with these technical glitches... I feel like such an idiot...

If you're trying to quote specific snippets, you've gotta remember to clear out that giant default quote box that pops up when you hit the quote button at the bottom of a post. Delete that first one before you start typing.

Here, let me try again.
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Delete that massive block of text you get whenever you hit the quote icon at the bottom of a post.


Let me try

That's why you have to clear out that first quote before you even start typing your reply. Otherwise, it'll just look like a mess.

Another attempt
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
The reason that stays stuck inside that massive block is because once you highlight and quote specific snippets, you totally forget to delete the giant container box that pops up automatically when you hit the quote button at the bottom of a post. It’s a rookie mistake, really.

ONE MORE TEST
But if you do that, you lose the username of the person you're replying to and the direct link back to their original post. So, what I always end up doing—and this is my go-to move—is just grab the tail end of their post, cut it, and paste it right onto the end of the first section I want to comment on. Then, for everything else, I just use that "highlight then quote" method.

And one more thing...
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Look, if you want to fix that messy quote icon at the bottom of the post, you have to be smart about it. First, just delete that initial quote block before you even start typing your actual commentary. But—and here's the catch—if you do that, you lose the username and the direct link back to their original message. So, what I usually do to keep things organized is take that specific snippet,

cut it from the end and then paste it right onto the first section of the post you're actually responding to. For everything else, just stick to the standard "highlight then quote" method.

Another attempt at this...
How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
redhawk76;23723139 said:It’s just not working, period...

Here is my process (I'll lay it all out for you, step by step...):
I hit the Quote button on the post; the quote box pops up; I highlight the specific snippet I want to tear into; then I click that little icon (you know, the one that looks like a comic book speech bubble...); that highlighted bit gets wrapped in those quote tags at the start and end; then I type my own commentary right after the closing tag; if I want to jump back in, I highlight another section, hit the icon again, and tack on more commentary

Just practicing here.
Rhinoplasty recovery: What to expect? in Health ·
Susan Kelly95 said:Hey everyone, I had my nose surgery yesterday with Dr. Glumicic. I had this bump on my nose from an injury I took back when I was just a kid, and just like shadowraven23, my nose was slightly deviated to the left, though nobody really noticed it. Everything went perfectly—honestly, I didn't feel a thing. I just fell asleep, woke up, and that was that. Mind you, I’m usually a total wimp when it comes to this stuff; I'm the type who feels everything and gets scared of everything. It's day two now, and while I've got some bruising under my eyes and a bit of swelling, it's nothing major. The only annoying part is having to breathe through my mouth, so I am absolutely counting down the hours until they take these tampons out tomorrow.

I am seriously so happy to hear everything went smoothly for you! Honestly, I wish I could say the same for myself because after my first surgery, the pain was absolutely brutal. It felt like someone had grabbed me by the head and was slamming it into a wall all day long! That was the sensation, plain and simple. But then, after my second procedure, I didn't feel any pain at all! I'm wishing you a very speedy recovery, and I truly hope your new nose turns out exactly how you pictured it! 😉
Rhinoplasty recovery: What to expect? in Health ·
Alright ladies, listen up... I just need to get this off my chest. I went under the knife for a rhinoplasty with Dr. Glumicic. After a car accident, my nose was slightly misaligned—it kind of drifted to the left from the center point. It wasn't a massive issue, but it bothered me. My nose wasn't particularly large or small; it actually fit my face perfectly before all this. So, naturally, I decided to go through with the surgery. As soon as I got the cast and tampons removed after the procedure, I felt like the cartilage was swollen and thought, "Maybe I'm just imagining things..." Well, I wasn't. Over the next month, two months, three months, this bump right in the middle of my nose became increasingly visible. I’m telling you, everyone started asking me what happened to my nose! I was losing my mind. Honestly, my nose looked way better BEFORE the surgery than it did after!😲 Fast forward five months, and I find myself back at the doctor's office filing a complaint. I didn't hold back; I told him exactly how I felt and made it clear that if I had known this would be the result, I never would have stepped foot in his clinic. His excuse? He claimed this happens sometimes—that my nasal bone reacted by ossifying, creating that bump. He tried to fix it with some injections, but it was useless. For the first seven days after the shots, the bump was gone, only to resurface again. At that point, the doctor decided I had to go back in for a second surgery. After the second round, my nose is in much better shape than it was after the first one—meaning the bump is mostly gone. I can't say it's completely vanished, though; I can still feel a slight presence on the right side when I touch it. So, ladies, if you're considering surgery, think long and hard. My level of satisfaction after two surgeries? Let's just say it's mediocre at best.