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Ross

G'day;
Nothing major.
Just still cannot work out how to do this quote thing.  :dontknow:
Trying to just quote a bit from someone, yet seem to always get the whole shebang.
Appreciate a simple explanation.
Definitely appreciate everyone's opinions about topics. Would like to be able to quote correctly.
Fellow brother in Christ

Dandelion

I had trouble for quite a while, myself.

This is how I deal with it.

You do get the entire quote. Then you delete the parts you don't want, but be care not to delete the parts that keep the quotes intact.

I had to practice quite a bit, too. But, I am pretty good at it now.

Press preview, before you post, to play it safe.

I hope that helps.

D.
7"Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. 8"For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened....

Matthew 7:7 -8

idontknow

#2
[ quote author=Ross link=topic=13869.msg195393#msg195393 date=1454460604]
G'day;
Nothing major.
Just still cannot work out how to do this quote thing.  :dontknow:
Trying to just quote a bit from someone, yet seem to always get the whole shebang.
Appreciate a simple explanation.
Definitely appreciate everyone's opinions about topics. Would like to be able to quote correctly.
[ /quote]

Just delete the stuff you dont want but be sure not to delete  "[ quote author=Ross link=topic=13869.msg195393#msg195393 date=1454460604]" at the beginning or the "[ /quote]" at the end


You can make it say anything you want, for example...

Quote from: Ross on February 03, 2016, 02:50:04 AM
I like chocolate milk


[ quote author=Ross link=topic=13869.msg195393#msg195393 date=1454460604]
I like chocolate milk
[ /quote]

Ross

Quote from: Dandelion on February 03, 2016, 03:38:13 AM
I had trouble for quite a while, myself.

This is how I deal with it.

You do get the entire quote. Then you delete the parts you don't want, but be care not to delete the parts that keep the quotes intact.

I had to practice quite a bit, too. But, I am pretty good at it now.


Thanks heaps.

Quote from: idontknow on February 03, 2016, 04:48:09 AM
Just delete the stuff you dont want but be sure not to delete  "[ quote author=Ross link=topic=13869.msg195393#msg195393 date=1454460604]" at the beginning or the "[ /quote]" at the end
You can make it say anything you want, for example...

Pretty amazing when explained so well for the ignorant. Cheers. :thumbsup:
Fellow brother in Christ

rosered

#4
 

  I do not know how to do the multi quotes   Ross  either .

This is why I did not  say anything .
  Glad others helped .

  Some one should help in the area  soon , I hope

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfbWdEEhSo8

  Found this  Ross  ...
Jesus is the reward  !!

rosered

#5
Quote from: rosered on February 03, 2016, 11:08:27 AM


  I do not know how to do the multi quotes   Ross  either .

This is why I did not  say anything .
  Glad others helped .

  Some one should help in the area  soon , I hope

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfbWdEEhSo8

  Found this  Ross  ...

  Ok this works lol  after all these years     the mystery is solved  :laughing7:  lol


Quote from: Ross on February 03, 2016, 02:50:04 AM
G'day;
Nothing major.
Just still cannot work out how to do this quote thing.  :dontknow:
Trying to just quote a bit from someone, yet seem to always get the whole shebang.
Appreciate a simple explanation.
Definitely appreciate everyone's opinions about topics. Would like to be able to quote correctly.

   Seems we are to press on the  little square box  with quotations in them     not the  quote 
  this gives us  all the lines of posts and poster to insert what you want out of them       :banana:

Quote from: Dandelion on February 03, 2016, 03:38:13 AM
I had trouble for quite a while, myself.

This is how I deal with it.

You do get the entire quote. Then you delete the parts you don't want, but be care not to delete the parts that keep the quotes intact.

I had to practice quite a bit, too. But, I am pretty good at it now.

Press preview, before you post, to play it safe.

I hope that helps.

D.

  I used   different colored   in in them  dark quoted areas and bolded them

  This is great being able to do this and it is so simple lol ...     well    well  lol...     who knew ??


Quote from: idontknow on February 03, 2016, 04:48:09 AM
[ quote author=Ross link=topic=13869.msg195393#msg195393 date=1454460604]
G'day;
Nothing major.
Just still cannot work out how to do this quote thing.  :dontknow:
Trying to just quote a bit from someone, yet seem to always get the whole shebang.
Appreciate a simple explanation.
Definitely appreciate everyone's opinions about topics. Would like to be able to quote correctly.
[ /quote]

Just delete the stuff you dont want but be sure not to delete  "[ quote author=Ross link=topic=13869.msg195393#msg195393 date=1454460604]" at the beginning or the "[ /quote]" at the end


You can make it say anything you want, for example...

Quote from: Ross on February 03, 2016, 02:50:04 AM
I like chocolate milk


[ quote author=Ross link=topic=13869.msg195393#msg195393 date=1454460604]
I like chocolate milk
[ /quote]


  Thanks   to all for trying to    help , Ross I  learned something new today because you asked !! The video is good   ha ha !

  So thanks brother !!
Jesus is the reward  !!

jugghead

Now my question:

If you want to break up a single quote by a person and address each topic separately, do you need to put the whole quote in each time and eliminate what you do not want in each one?

Or do you take the "quote tags" and put them around each part? then put your own response in after each part?

I myself put in the quote tags since I do have some understanding of html formatting
Wisdom is not measured by time, it is measured by understanding

Justification Under God's Grace Having Every Answer Delivered

rosered

Quote from: jugghead on February 03, 2016, 05:10:46 PM
Now my question:

If you want to break up a single quote by a person and address each topic separately, do you need to put the whole quote in each time and eliminate what you do not want in each one?




I do believe you just delete the part  you don't want   to address  or

  you can    do the quotes  , is is as you choose   , the name will not appear on the   quote , just the quote only .


Quote from: jugghead on February 03, 2016, 05:10:46 PM
Now my question:



Or do you take the "quote tags" and put them around each part? then put your own response in after each part?

I myself put in the quote tags since I do have some understanding of html formatting


It does seem easier to do the    insert  quote and remove   with   your mouse  or highlight and  delete .


I had no idea     this was so simple  and for so many years  I  did not know  how  :scratchhead: 

and just practicing   , to see if it works ,,lol   :laughing7:

 
 
Jesus is the reward  !!

Seth

Quote from: jugghead on February 03, 2016, 05:10:46 PM
Now my question:

If you want to break up a single quote by a person and address each topic separately, do you need to put the whole quote in each time and eliminate what you do not want in each one?

Or do you take the "quote tags" and put them around each part? then put your own response in after each part?

I myself put in the quote tags since I do have some understanding of html formatting

This is how I do custom colors too. [ color= ____ ] hi there, I am a sentence [ /color ]

jugghead

Quote from: Seth on February 03, 2016, 09:03:11 PM
Quote from: jugghead on February 03, 2016, 05:10:46 PM
Now my question:

If you want to break up a single quote by a person and address each topic separately, do you need to put the whole quote in each time and eliminate what you do not want in each one?

Or do you take the "quote tags" and put them around each part? then put your own response in after each part?

I myself put in the quote tags since I do have some understanding of html formatting

This is how I do custom colors too. [ color= ____ ] hi there, I am a sentence [ /color ]

That is what I love about this forum ..... since I know coding, I can put it in myself if an option is not available
Wisdom is not measured by time, it is measured by understanding

Justification Under God's Grace Having Every Answer Delivered

Ross

The sun shines east, the sun shines west, but now I know where the sun shines best. :dsunny:

Thanks heaps.
Quote from: rosered on February 03, 2016, 05:24:59 PM
Quote from: jugghead on February 03, 2016, 05:10:46 PM

I had no idea     this was so simple  and for so many years  I  did not know  how  :scratchhead: 
Fellow brother in Christ