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02-24-2016 01:36 AM
When reading where a discussion has had several comments in one box, it's difficult to see where one poster stopped snd the next one started. It's just one block of continuance sentances!
02-24-2016 03:49 AM
Yes, I agree. I often have a problem following who is posting which thought in those discussions.
02-24-2016 06:16 AM
It is hard to tell the difference.It seemed easier and clearer before the overhaul but I can't remember why.Well, thats neither here nor there as my mother would say.
When I have included a quote, I try to use a color or larger font. See the A up above where all the icons are? Click on the little arrow next to it and pick your color
02-24-2016 08:31 AM
It can look differnt you need to format it
@ECBG wrote:When reading where a discussion has had several comments in one box, it's difficult to see where one poster stopped snd the next one started. It's just one block of continuance sentances!
02-24-2016 10:00 AM
@I am still oxox wrote:It can look differnt you need to format it
@ECBG wrote:When reading where a discussion has had several comments in one box, it's difficult to see where one poster stopped snd the next one started. It's just one block of continuance sentances!
@I am still oxox, @ECBG - I agree with you it can be difficult. I try to take the time to change my font color which makes it easier to decipher.
02-24-2016 10:38 AM
@on the bay wrote:It is hard to tell the difference.It seemed easier and clearer before the overhaul but I can't remember why.Well, thats neither here nor there as my mother would say.
When I have included a quote, I try to use a color or larger font. See the A up above where all the icons are? Click on the little arrow next to it and pick your color
Thank You ! I just learned something NEW ! I always tried
clinking the A but never tried the Arrow next to it !!
It's like opening up a new box of Crayons !!
02-24-2016 12:56 PM
Oh dear! All the colors make my eyeballs bleed.
But one problem that could be easily fixed is that a lot of people seem to quote a post and then they make their reply INSIDE the quote box, instead of below the quote box, where the cursor naturally falls.
I guess I just don't understand why one would move the cursor up into the quote box so that their post looks like a continuation of the quoted poster's post.
I tend to blow on by the ones that are too bright, too large, or posted in all bolded (yelling).
02-24-2016 01:43 PM
One other thing - I think the board should code quotes so that they come out italicized. This is the exact purpose for italics - you use them to quote somebody.
Don't get me started on when people actually italicize their own posts so you are left wondering - are you quoting somebody else or is this you talking? But I digress...
I feel like I have to italicize posts that I quote to make clear that they are quotes and that what I type BELOW the quoted box is my reply.
02-24-2016 01:47 PM
@chickenbutt wrote:Oh dear! All the colors make my eyeballs bleed.
But one problem that could be easily fixed is that a lot of people seem to quote a post and then they make their reply INSIDE the quote box, instead of below the quote box, where the cursor naturally falls.
I guess I just don't understand why one would move the cursor up into the quote box so that their post looks like a continuation of the quoted poster's post.
I tend to blow on by the ones that are too bright, too large, or posted in all bolded (yelling).
I"ve had the cursor jump up into the quote box a few times. Pretty sure it was something that I did but, if so, I don't know what it was. Once it jumps into the quote box area, I haven't been able to get it out unless I cancel and start over again. .
02-24-2016 02:57 PM
@scotnovel wrote:
@chickenbutt wrote:Oh dear! All the colors make my eyeballs bleed.
But one problem that could be easily fixed is that a lot of people seem to quote a post and then they make their reply INSIDE the quote box, instead of below the quote box, where the cursor naturally falls.
I guess I just don't understand why one would move the cursor up into the quote box so that their post looks like a continuation of the quoted poster's post.
I tend to blow on by the ones that are too bright, too large, or posted in all bolded (yelling).
I"ve had the cursor jump up into the quote box a few times. Pretty sure it was something that I did but, if so, I don't know what it was. Once it jumps into the quote box area, I haven't been able to get it out unless I cancel and start over again. .
I think it's only respectful to cancel and start over if the cursor is being stubborn and won't move out of the quoted area. Good for you, @scotnovel
I find that switching between Rich Text and HTML might help when you want the cursor to move, but not always.
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