<p>well now tobin has to teach us how he changed the font size!?
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<p>By george, I think she’s got it!</p>
<p>[url=<a href=“http://www.bbcode.org/]BBCode[/url”>http://www.bbcode.org/]BBCode[/url</a>] (Bulletin Board Code)</p>
<p>To know it, is to love it.</p>
<p>you’re welcome</p>
<p>Yay .</p>
<p>^instead of writing 10 character it’s much easier to hit the space bar for a bit and add a period.</p>
<p>What I still don’t get is how some people quote and the name of the poster they are quoting is at the top. Since it took me years to master quoting, I’m not really reaching for much more, just curious. It might behoove CC to actually make their instructions more user-friendly since so many people have trouble understanding them.</p>
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<p>Hoping I can say thanks too!</p>
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<p>So true. It only took me better than five years to try this!</p>
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<p>mimk6, I don’t do this regularly but I believe if in the first bracket you state <a href=“no%20spaces”> quote=User Name </a> with the user name you are quoting, it will show up as this:
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<p>Just want to add that when you first try new code things, and you wonder if you did it right, hit “preview post” and you will be able to see what your post looks like before actually submitting it.</p>
<p>In fact, you should always preview your post to make sure it’s really what you want to say, is correctly spelled, etc.</p>
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Testing this out. Also thanks, I feel better that I am not the only one who didn’t know how to do this!</p>
<p>thank-you toblin</p>
<p>LOL Just reading this thread took me back to the old days on CC. Lot’s of us learned the codes together. Nice to see y’all having fun. :)</p>
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<p>toledo, you forgot the / before the second quote.</p>
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<p>Trying again!</p>
<p>Thanks, booklady and others!</p>