13 MONTHS....AND STILL CANT DO IT !!

[jimtheworzel]

been posting on this site since sept 2008, and after 13 months i still cant work out how to do a QUOTE    must be thick or what   

[jimtheworzel]

[Georgie]

been posting on this site since sept 2008, and after 13 months i still cant work out how to do a QUOTE    must be thick or what   

Not at all, all sites differ.  Here you need to click on the 'quote box' which appears to the right of the message pane just under the title of your thread.

Hope this helps. :)

G x

[jimtheworzel]

been posting on this site since sept 2008, and after 13 months i still cant work out how to do a QUOTE    must be thick or what   

Not at all, all sites differ.  Here you need to click on the 'quote box' which appears to the right of the message pane just under the title of your thread.

Hope this helps. :)

G x

[jimtheworzel]

been posting on this site since sept 2008, and after 13 months i still cant work out how to do a QUOTE    must be thick or what   

Not at all, all sites differ.  Here you need to click on the 'quote box' which appears to the right of the message pane just under the title of your thread.

Hope this helps. :)

G x

[jimtheworzel]

been posting on this site since sept 2008, and after 13 months i still cant work out how to do a QUOTE    must be thick or what    

GOT IT AT LAST

[Georgie]

Ah I see the problem.

After the quote you need to 'return' a couple of times and then type.  :)

G x

[caroline7758]

Ah I see the problem.

After the quote you need to 'return' a couple of times and then type.  :)

G x

And if you don't want your added bit to be in the box, type it after [/quote] ;)

[tonybloke]

Ah I see the problem.

After the quote you need to 'return' a couple of times and then type.  :)

G x

And if you don't want your added bit to be in the box, type it after

;)
[/quote]

like this!!

[Sholls]

Jim, here's another approach that will accomplish what you want; just replace the curly brackets I'm using for demo purposes with square ones.

{quote}"What I want to quote." {/quote}

Replace the curly's with square and the above displays as...

"What I want to quote."

The code actually looks like ...

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[quote]"What I want to quote." [/quote]


... so, when you open a quote type ...

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[quote] ... and close the quote type ...

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[/quote].


Feel free to throw something large and heavy if I've simply confused you.  :'(

[jimtheworzel]

Jim, here's another approach that will accomplish what you want; just replace the curly brackets I'm using for demo purposes with square ones.

{quote}"What I want to quote." {/quote}

Replace the curly's with square and the above displays as...

"What I want to quote."

The code actually looks like ...

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[quote]"What I want to quote." [/quote]


... so, when you open a quote type ...

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[quote] ... and close the quote type ...

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[/quote].


Feel free to throw something large and heavy if I've simply confused you.  :'(

my middle name must be PLANK OF WOOD 

[jimtheworzel]

[/quote]


my middle name must be PLANK OF WOOD 
[/quote]


dont think this is right??

[jimtheworzel]

i give UP!!

[saddad]

I can't either.... but it's not bothering me...  ;D

[Sholls]

Code (JTW. lose the first /) Select Expand


[/quote]
my middle name must be PLANK OF WOOD  
[/quote]


Get rid in the first forward slash & you've cracked it. ;) For example...

Code (example) Select Expand


[quote]
my middle name must be PLANK OF WOOD  
[/quote]

[jimtheworzel]

sorry you have lost me... ??? ??? ::)

[betula]

/ forward slash

[Ninnyscrops.]

sorry you have lost me... ??? ??? ::)

I can do quotes but not those moving gizmos  ???  ;D

Ninny

Ahem......old term for a forward slash used to be a right oblique  ;D

[snipsnip]

I can't either.... but it's not bothering me

I've always wanted to do this
  can I move

[betula]

OI can't do it,or can I ?

[snipsnip]

Found it