How can we reply to the quote with out being in the quote box?
"Hans-Joerg Mueller said: BTW on most fora you can’t edit the title, but the admin can.
Just trying to limit what Bob has to do!" Quote box
I wanted :Just trying to limit what Bob has to do! to be out of the box!
Any idea’s ?
Sean
See …How did that happen???
Sean McGillicuddy said:
See …How did that happen???
Well let’s see if this works
Cale Nelson said:
Sean McGillicuddy said:
See …How did that happen???
Well let’s see if this works
In the reply box, I always press enter 2 times to place a little space between the quote I want to include. The quote looks ‘indented’ for me and what I am entering now goes back to the far left margin
Cale Nelson said:
Cale Nelson said:
Sean McGillicuddy said:
See …How did that happen???
Well let’s see if this works
In the reply box, I always press enter 2 times to place a little space between the quote I want to include. The quote looks ‘indented’ for me and what I am entering now goes back to the far left margin
If you just click the very bottom left in the edit box so the carrot (cursor) is displayed there your comment will not be in the quote box. No need to push enter unless you want more space between.
Andrew
Cale Nelson said:
Cale Nelson said:
Sean McGillicuddy said:
See …How did that happen???
Well let’s see if this works
In the reply box, I always press enter 2 times to place a little space between the quote I want to include. The quote looks ‘indented’ for me and what I am entering now goes back to the far left margin
Like this?
When I opened the reply it went to the right Location.
Sean McGillicuddy said:
Cale Nelson said:
Cale Nelson said:
Sean McGillicuddy said:
See …How did that happen???
Well let’s see if this works
In the reply box, I always press enter 2 times to place a little space between the quote I want to include. The quote looks ‘indented’ for me and what I am entering now goes back to the far left margin
Like this?
When I opened the reply it went to the right Location.
I might of got the hang of this …But will I remeber… Ha!
Thanks
looks like it worked for you
Another thing is if you don’t want big spaces between text by hitting ‘enter’
Like that, you can push ‘shift enter’ once…
or twice…
to make it all closer together.
I think ‘enter’ on this editor should achieve what ‘shift enter’ does.
It is a HTML thing that has always been annoying for the basic user.
It tends to space everyone’s comments out more than needed.
Andrew
Andrew is correct. HTML treats ENTER as a Paragraph Break, and Shift Enter as a Line Break. Paragraph Breaks add additional space.
1 [ENTER]
2 [Shift Enter]
3
Jon Radder said:
Andrew is correct. HTML treats ENTER as a Paragraph Break, and Shift Enter as a Line Break. Paragraph Breaks add additional space.
1 [ENTER]
2 [Shift Enter]
3
I don’t use the enter key, I use the mouse, and click a line below the wording in the quote…
Andy Clarke said:
Jon Radder said:
Andrew is correct. HTML treats ENTER as a Paragraph Break, and Shift Enter as a Line Break. Paragraph Breaks add additional space.
1 [ENTER]
2 [Shift Enter]
3I don’t use the enter key, I use the mouse, and click a line below the wording in the quote…
When replying to a quote, put you cursor on the next line below the quoted text and click on the highlighted QUOTE ICON at the right end of the editor menu at the top of the reply box to stop quoting. Then your new text won’t be in a quote box.
Joe Zullo said:
Andy Clarke said:
Jon Radder said:
Andrew is correct. HTML treats ENTER as a Paragraph Break, and Shift Enter as a Line Break. Paragraph Breaks add additional space.
1 [ENTER]
2 [Shift Enter]
3I don’t use the enter key, I use the mouse, and click a line below the wording in the quote…
When replying to a quote, put you cursor on the next line below the quoted text and click on the highlighted QUOTE ICON at the right end of the editor menu at the top of the reply box to stop quoting. Then your new text won’t be in a quote box.
Like that?
That seams easier that it sounded!
By golly, you’ve got it! 
Thanks Joe !