Quoting

[mplsjaromir]

Is there any chance of going to the Minnescraper style quoting? That was real easy.

[Shawn]

Is there any chance of going to the Minnescraper style quoting? That was real easy.

Oy...that was easier than expected. Is this what you had in mind?

[mplsjaromir]

More like this with the quote button in the on every post.

[kregger22]

I'm not sure which forum to post this question, so this seemed as good as any, but I'm wondering how to copy what someone else said and paste it into a new reply with the small box around it and the original posters name so others know who posted it so it doesn't merge with your own comment? Help Please.

[Andrew_F]

I'm not sure which forum to post this question, so this seemed as good as any, but I'm wondering how to copy what someone else said and paste it into a new reply with the small box around it and the original posters name so others know who posted it so it doesn't merge with your own comment? Help Please.

There are a few ways to do it.

1. You can click the "quote" button next to their post, which will open the full post editor with their post already quoted.

2. From the full editor, you can scroll through the recent posts below, and click the quote button to add the quote into your post.

3. From the full editor you can copy/paste their post into the text box and then click the quote button above the text entry box.

4. You can type it in manually. Place "[quote="poster'sname]" in front of what you are quoting and "[/quote]" behind it. For example:

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[quote="kregger22"]I'm not sure which forum to post this question, so this seemed as good as any, but I'm wondering how to copy what someone else said and paste it into a new reply with the small box around it and the original posters name so others know who posted it so it doesn't merge with your own comment? Help Please.[/quote]

[seanrichardryan]

Pleeeeease feel free to cut out only what content you are responding to and place that in the quote brackets.

[Le Sueur]

^^^This.