Yeah for real. The marketing didn’t really detract from my opinion of it, the writing did tbh. Glad they ::: spoiler spoiler
had Will come out tho!
:::
You’ll have to put that spoiler in a new paragraph. Unfortunately spoiler tags are not a standard Markdown feature. There are no inline spoilers in the Lemmy UI (which is a stupid ass decision, what the fuck devs), and no spoilers whatsoever on Mastodon.
My examples won’t work because they’re in code blocks. Code blocks are meant to render their content verbatim, without parsing Markdown tags. This span uses multiple formatting tags.~~**_This is the same in an inline codespan._**~~
~~**_This is the same in a code block._**~~
Like I said, spoiler tags are not a standard feature. Whether they work depends entirely on the renderer used by the client.
Guess it’s my turn to say that I don’t see ads.
Yeah for real. The marketing didn’t really detract from my opinion of it, the writing did tbh. Glad they ::: spoiler spoiler had Will come out tho! :::
You’ll have to put that spoiler in a new paragraph. Unfortunately spoiler tags are not a standard Markdown feature. There are no inline spoilers in the Lemmy UI (which is a stupid ass decision, what the fuck devs), and no spoilers whatsoever on Mastodon.
This works:
This does not:
On my third party client (Boost) none of your examples work but the ops does. Maybe a hold over from the Reddit days?
My examples won’t work because they’re in code blocks. Code blocks are meant to render their content verbatim, without parsing Markdown tags.
This span uses multiple formatting tags.~~**_This is the same in an inline code span._**~~~~**_This is the same in a code block._**~~Like I said, spoiler tags are not a standard feature. Whether they work depends entirely on the renderer used by the client.