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BruceS wrote:square bracket etc etc like this.

strikeout.jpg

OK, I just thought there maybe a button in phpBB.

You don't need strike out. Just select the unwanted bits of a previous post and delete. It is easy to misquote the original and place a completely different slant on the original. Good fun.

I think there's an option - at least on the CF there is - to highlight the selected word/s then click on a button &... voila.

I like it.

If you go to "Full Editor & Preview & then look just above where you write your post you'll see the "S" Chuck.

testing the 'S' icon.


Yep, that worked

Onya Bruce

Dot wrote:Yes you and Terrywill be once again at the mercy of Annies desires OMG that was so funny to see you two slinking away with your ?? between your legs

Ummm....... Annie only dragged Lance-a-little by the ear and dragged him off to bed leaving Wayno and myself to finish sorting the worlds problems.

The alternative to the strike out is deleting the bit you want to change and adding in your version in a different colour, all within the quote, like the one above. Now the whole thing changes as to who the two that were slinking away and what word replaces the ??

T1 Terry wrote:

Dot wrote:Yes you and Terrywill be once again at the mercy of Annies desires OMG that was so funny to see you two slinking away with your ?? between your legs

Ummm....... Annie only dragged Lance-a-little by the ear and dragged him off to bed leaving Wayno and myself to finish sorting the worlds problems.

The alternative to the strike out is deleting the bit you want to change and adding in your version in a different colour, all within the quote, like the one above. Now the whole thing changes as to who the two that were slinking away and what word replaces the ??

Hey! I wondered what that 's' was for! Possibly '$#it', I thought?
I've always used the 'delete and ...' method, or highlighted & coloured the interesting text. Now there's another way to play!

Now look what you lot have started. We may have to be careful what we post when Mr Ray is around.

dream4red wrote:Now look what you lot have started. We may have to be careful what we post when Mr Ray is around.

And I thought you were always careful, Deb! Dottie is... (though you'd never realise it... )
Sub-editors never retire... they just stop being paid for what they do.

You got that right Ray. Old teaching habits don't change either! I just cannot accept poor spelling or typos,in my own posts. SO I will attempt to keep up the standard.