Spoilers in the Forum

fdreerf

Transparent text should work perfectly fine, even though it “doesn't work on some browsers”. The only browsers not supporting transparent text are very old and outdated like some versions of Internet Explorer.

Now, if it instead condensed the text instead of simply hiding it under rectangles, that would be far more useful. That way, you could condense topics by hiding large images/sections which are necessary but not that important.

mybearworld

fdreerf wrote:
Transparent text should work perfectly fine, even though it “doesn't work on some browsers”. The only browsers not supporting transparent text are very old and outdated like some versions of Internet Explorer.

Well, if that's the case? Scratch is redirecting people from IE to Edge.
I don't think one could need images, and even then:
(Spoiler) Image

Chiroyce

fdreerf wrote:
The only browsers not supporting transparent text are very old and outdated like some versions of Internet Explorer.

Scratch isn't supported on Internet Explorer in the first place.

TopicBumper

Chiroyce wrote:
fdreerf wrote:
The only browsers not supporting transparent text are very old and outdated like some versions of Internet Explorer.

Scratch isn't supported on Internet Explorer in the first place.

No, but the forums are, and not to name names but there are some people who refuse to convert.

the2000

TopicBumper wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
fdreerf wrote:
The only browsers not supporting transparent text are very old and outdated like some versions of Internet Explorer.
Scratch isn't supported on Internet Explorer in the first place.
No, but the forums are, and not to name names but there are some people who refuse to convert.

Yeah, and you could probably also coax some parts of Scratch 3.0 into running on IE if you tried hard enough. That doesn't mean that we should maintain support for those particular sections.

Socialix

bump, i don't know how i didn't see this even though it was bumped at feb
Support, the reason is here.

PkmnQ

It's always the spoiler tags thread. No other thread that I follow has been bumped this many times.

There are 2 ways this could work. It can work by collapse, or it can work by hiding. Collapse has already been discussed. However, it might

break the flow of the [post v] :: grey // like this

and I'm not a fan of that.

On the other hand, hiding can go into the middle of posts, so you can hide just a small section. When you click on it, the text is revealed, which is more convenient than highlighting.

-InsanityGames-

canonical bump

ScolderCreations

-InsanityGames- wrote:
canonical bump

SuperMarioHome

Would the tags look like this?

[spoiler][/spoiler]

Austinato

ScolderCreations wrote:
-InsanityGames- wrote:
canonical bump

Crazibot

Austinato wrote:
ScolderCreations wrote:
-InsanityGames- wrote:
canonical bump

Xolay

Crazibot wrote:
Austinato wrote:
ScolderCreations wrote:
-InsanityGames- wrote:
canonical bump

Kiska-7275

Bump, because of a duplicate topic

RED-001

Support, could be used if mobile users don't want to make the page slow and laggy (the images should load into the memory when the button is clicked).

long-termemory-sauce

Support! In the “Things I'm Reading And Playing” people could post spoilers for any series, so a spoiler tag could be very helpful!

Tumbler_

I agree with the idea, could be useful especially when you have a long list of things, such as a change-log for a game.

Last edited by Tumbler_ (April 29, 2022 14:42:43)

k0d3rrr

Tumbler_ wrote:
I agree with the idea, but sorry to say it, but I think this is a duplicate.

It's closed. And the link in that topic leads back here.

Tunde123

Tumbler_ wrote:
I agree with the idea, but sorry to say it, but I think this is a duplicate.

You should check the following things before saying a topic is a duplicate.
1. The date of when it was first suggested (This is to prevent linking duplicates)
2. Check if the topic is closed or not

There are probably more ways but i'm not sure.

Tumbler_

Tunde123 wrote:
(#160)
You should check the following things before saying a topic is a duplicate.
1. The date of when it was first suggested (This is to prevent linking duplicates)
2. Check if the topic is closed or not

There are probably more ways but i'm not sure.

Okay, I checked that.
edit: welcome to page nine I guess

Last edited by Tumbler_ (April 29, 2022 14:45:32)

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