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lemmy.world

They work I think but they don't work on mobile at all

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Yet!

At least the structure is there and baked in so it's only a matter of time 😀

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I'll add this to Summit for the next release. I don't know why they didn't just use the standard markdown >!

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lemmy.ml

I think you want to start the spoiler with:

`::: spoiler spoiler

SPOILED TEXT

And then end it with

`:::

So that would equal:

::: spoiler spoiler Balls :::

Do that without the tilde.

Edit: I also just noticed that, at least on desktop, a "spoiler" button is there when you make a comment (it's the triangle exclamation mark icon).

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lemmy.ca

Testing

::: spoiler spoiler

This is the spoiler text

:::

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Success!

Though I still haven't figured out how to get a line break after the spoiler on regular text.

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::: spoiler Test 1 No line breaks :::

::: spoiler Test 2 With one line break :::

::: spoiler Test 3 With two

line breaks :::

Nice.

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::: spoiler test testing

Aha! That got it. Three colons. Spoiler, then the text for the spoiler listing, an enter, n closing `::: and then it works. It doesn't work without the enter before the spolied text, which is just confusing and annoying imo. The >! Markdown is so much better.

But! You can enter anything after the initial ::: spoiler as the text to show before clicking

::: spoiler extra testing :::

It's working on mobile browser for me, but not on jerboa. Jerboa doesn't seem to recognize several markdown notations.

that's a screenshot with the spoiler entry from the little triangle with an ! In it from the entry box

Edit: and the jerboa update didn't bring full markdown support lol

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Test: || spoiler ||

Edit: dang, didn't work.

Test: ::: spoiled? :::

Nope.

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I'm trying to get what the other guy said to work, please bear with my idiocy

If that is it, then ::: spoiler spoiler WTF :::

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::: spoiler spoiler

WTF

:::

You need to place it across multiple lines, like coding. If it's all one line it just interprets it as text.

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