Identify all the hidden functions of the text editor.

[Quixotic]

Hi all, this topic may have already been created, but either I didn't find it or I didn't look hard enough.

So I created this thread to collect here all the hidden editor features on the site for authors.

I don't know much about them, but here's one of them. For example, you can simply change the name of the spoiler window to spell it differently.

Usually the spoiler function looks like this.

.

But if you add the following

[spoiler title="Status"].

, then instead of spoiler it will say what it says " ". And so I would like to know and if you can make a little guide for authors out of this.

What other features are there, thank you in advance for your help.

PS: also do not judge strictly this is my first post XD

 

[Deleted member 84247]

Hi all, this topic may have already been created, but either I didn't find it or I didn't look hard enough.

So I created this thread to collect here all the hidden editor features on the site for authors.

I don't know much about them, but here's one of them. For example, you can simply change the name of the spoiler window to spell it differently.

Usually the spoiler function looks like this.

.

But if you add the following

[spoiler title="Status"].

, then instead of spooler it will say what it says " ". And so I would like to know and if you can make a little guide for authors out of this.

What other features are there, thank you in advance for your help.

PS: also do not judge strictly this is my first post XD

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[Quixotic]

[Tutorial] For new users of Scribble Hub!

This tutorial is constantly maintained by yours truly and encompasses the basics for readers and writers. Check Section-C for finding more writing tutorials and a helping hand in developing your story by other ScribbleHub users! To navigate more easily ctrl+f the titles in the table of contents...

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This was made by Corty, and it is simply amazing

Yes I have seen it, but it does not show hiding functions such as changing the name of the tab for example spoiler. I am interested in hidden functions such as this, thanks for the comment.

 

[Deleted member 84247]

Yes I have seen it, but it does not show hiding functions such as changing the name of the tab for example spoiler. I am interested in hidden functions such as this, thanks for the comment.

@Corty time for a new addendum!

 

[Corty]

I have nothing. I never looked into "hidden" stuff as I did not find it necessary. However, I will add the title thingy to it.

 

[ThrillingHuman]

[spoiler title="Status"].
dh
[/spoiler]
doesn't work
I do know of
['spoiler="title"] because it is a default behavior that pops up when you press the button

Spoiler: dj

dk

Overall there is not much in terms of text editor features outside the top panel afaik.

 

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[Quixotic]

[spoiler title="Status"].
dh
[/spoiler]
doesn't work
I do know of
['spoiler="title"] because it is a default behavior that pops up when you press the button

Spoiler: dj

dk

Overall there is not much in terms of text editor features outside the top panel afaik.

That's all good, probably it does not work on the forum.