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How Do You 'quote' Only Part Of A Post


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nikki-uk Enthusiast

Okay, you've explained to me how to do a 'quote',but what if you only want to quote a few lines or just 1 paragraph rather than the whole post?? :unsure:


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Okay, you've explained to me how to do a 'quote',but what if you only want to quote a few lines or just 1 paragraph rather than the whole post?? :unsure:

Do the "reply with a quote" and then highlight and delete the text you do not want to quote. There may be more elegant ways, but that will work.

tarnalberry Community Regular

Yep, in the entry field where you're typing your reply, and where the quote is (you'll see it surrounded by markers that tell you it's a quote, enclosed in brackets), just go in and delete the text you want to remove from the quote.

celiac3270 Collaborator
quote a few lines or just 1 paragraph rather than the whole post?? :unsure:

Illustrated above.... in the quoted block, just remove the text you don't want. Just make sure you don't delete the code around it.

nikki-uk Enthusiast

Thanks all!! :lol:

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Judyin Philly Enthusiast

[quote name='celiac3270' date='Dec 17 2005, Illustrated above.... , just remove the text you don't want. Just make sure you don't delete the code around it.

jerseyangel Proficient

Judy--I just figured out how to make this work, myself--at the bottom right of the post you want to quote, hit the reply button. If you want to quote the whole post, just hit enter a couple of times to get down below the quotes post and add your reply. Then post as usual. If you only want part of the quote, edit out the parts you don't want, but leave the codes (?) around the original post. Hope that makes sense!


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Judy--I just figured out how to make this work, myself--

well i got the box and did a preview of post and saw the box above but then no option to write my reply.

I'm getting flustrated...will try again soon but going to take a shower now and cool off.

LOL Judy

Lordy--It worked but I can't remember how i did it...

Oie Ve

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