How to do "spoilers" on LTT forums?

[refinedskillz]

How do you do those spoilers in your sig and stuff? I want a in-depth tutorial, don't just give me something to copy. Thanks!

[givingtnt]

[ spoiler ]  cxontent here  [/spoiler ]

 

remove spaces

[Oshino Shinobu]

<-- Beginning of spoiler

What you want to be in the spoiler

<-- End of spoiler

What you want to be in the spoiler

[MLG Doge]

Its pretty simple

[spoiler="Name of spoiler"]This is how to spoiler like a true asda warrior[/spoiler]

Becomes 

This is how to spoiler like a true asda warrior

[refinedskillz]

cxontent here

[refinedskillz]

Thanks guys!!

[afyeung]

[ spoiler ]  cxontent here  [/spoiler ]

 

remove spaces

Do you all know how I can add a picture inside of the spoiler? Thanks 

[W-L]

Do you all know how I can add a picture inside of the spoiler? Thanks 

 

Going into the full editor is best for that, you can attach an image and then click add to post where it will add an [attachment#######] information like that.

[Oshino Shinobu]

Do you all know how I can add a picture inside of the spoiler? Thanks 

If it's an image on the internet:

[spoiler=A Picture]Here's a picture: [img]http://linustechtips.com/main/uploads/profile/photo-21359.gif[/img][/spoiler]

Here's a picture:

[Godlygamer23]

Do you all know how I can add a picture inside of the spoiler? Thanks 

Whenever you add a photo through the uploader, put your cursor in between the spoiler beginning and spoiler end and click "Add to Post." That will add it to the post. If it's a picture you're linking, put the link in the same place.

[afyeung]

Whenever you add a photo through the uploader, put your cursor in between the spoiler beginning and spoiler end and click "Add to Post." That will add it to the post. If it's a picture you're linking, put the link in the same place.

Going into the full editor is best for that, you can attach an image and then click add to post where it will add an [attachment#######] information like that.

Thanks Guys!!!

Edited December 19, 2015 by Godlygamer23
Removed duplicate quote.

[W-L]

Whenever you add a photo through the uploader, put your cursor in between the spoiler beginning and spoiler end and click "Add to Post." That will add it to the post. If it's a picture you're linking, put the link in the same place.

 

I've always wondered for photos is there a way to have text wraps around the image instead of being inline, I've been looking for ways to do but couldn't get anything to work, is it an addon to the editor that would need to be integrated into the forums?

[Godlygamer23]

I've always wondered for photos is there a way to have text wraps around the image instead of being inline, I've been looking for ways to do but couldn't get anything to work, is it an addon to the editor that would need to be integrated into the forums?

I'm not sure to be honest. I'm not finding the feature with the current set up, but to be sure, you may want to talk to colonel_mortis for information about that.

[Godlygamer23]

Thanks Guys!!!

If you don't want to type out the BBCode, you can use the Special BBCode function next to the Font button(left), which will give you a list of things you can do. Click on the drop-down menu and select Spoiler New. That will allow you to type out the title of the spoiler and the content without dealing with the BBCode.

[LogicalDrm]

I've always wondered for photos is there a way to have text wraps around the image instead of being inline, I've been looking for ways to do but couldn't get anything to work, is it an addon to the editor that would need to be integrated into the forums?

 

Text wrapping as idea of somewhat scaling website is just stupid. Having pics on same line with text is also stupid idea. Having single image between two lines of text is good idea. If you would be making site that is always fixed no matter how resolution, dpi and zoom works, then why not.

[W-L]

Text wrapping as idea of somewhat scaling website is just stupid. Having pics on same line with text is also stupid idea. Having single image between two lines of text is good idea. If you would be making site that is always fixed no matter how resolution, dpi and zoom works, then why not.

 

It makes it far easier to edit things and the layout where it doesn't give huge blank spaces, while reszing can cause issues the site I notice has certain set parameters for window size and dimensioning where it would keep it still properly formatted for the most part without issue.