Could someone tell me how to use the Multiquot and Quote options if there is a long post and I only want to quote and reply to certain parts of it?

Could someone tell me how to use the Multiquot and Quote options if there is a long post and I only want to quote and reply to certain parts of it?

The feature is in practice unavailable if you use reply "normally", you need to switch into BBcode, i.e. press the button that looks totally NOT understandable, similar to a paper clip (first on the left on the toolbar when replying) that button toggles bbcode on and off.

If you click on it, the above Quote of your post will look similar to this:

[quòte name=Sophy" post="1118787" timestamp="1456285606]

Could someone tell me how to use the Multiquot and Quote options if there is a long post and I only want to quote and reply to certain parts of it?

[/quòte]

 

so you can copy and paste the tag before and after the parts, getting something *like*:

 

[quòte name=Sophy" post="1118787" timestamp="1456285606]

Could someone tell me how to use

[/quòte]

 Yes ;yes;.

[quòte name=Sophy" post="1118787" timestamp="1456285606]

the Multiquot and Quote options if there is a long post 

[/quòte]

 It is easy, once you know how to do it.

 

[quòte name=Sophy" post="1118787" timestamp="1456285606]

and I only want to quote and reply to certain parts of it?

[/quòte]

Sure, that is the correct approach. ;thumbup

 

Which will result in:

Could someone tell me how to use

  Yes .

 

the Multiquot and Quote options if there is a long post

 

  It is easy, once you know how to do it.

and I only want to quote and reply to certain parts of it?

Sure, that is the correct approach.

 

jaclaz

The feature is in practice unavailable if you use reply "normally", you need to switch into BBcode, i.e. press the button that looks totally NOT understandable, similar to a paper clip (first on the left on the toolbar when replying) that button toggles bbcode on and off.

Thank you for showing me this.

 

so you can copy and paste the tag before and after the parts, getting something *like*:

This will help a lot.

 

 It is easy, once you know how to do it.

Thanks again!

Edited February 24, 201610 yr by Sophy

Please notice that if you use:

[quòte name=Sophy" post="1118787" timestamp="1456285606]

Could someone tell me how to use

[/quòte]

you'll get:

 

Could someone tell me how to use

But when you use:

[quòte name=Sophy]

Could someone tell me how to use

[/quòte]

you'll get:

 

Could someone tell me how to use

Whereas just using:

[quòte]

Could someone tell me how to use

[/quòte]

gives you:

 

Could someone tell me how to use

I do sincerely hope this addition helps, but please do feel free to ask if all I did insrtead was confuse.

Hey, someone seemingly liked the idea of using the accented o (ò) to trick the board parser .

I would add that this:

[quòte name=Sophy" timestamp="1456285606]

Could someone tell me how to use

[/quòte]

will result in

Could someone tell me how to use

the one with the "post=" will add an (again not understandable) couple of clouds on the right of the quote that when clicked upon will bring up the original post (this is very handy when a quoted post is on a previous page or on another thread.

jaclaz