What a weird and unwieldy spoiler syntax, I wonder where Lemmy grabbed that from.
Specifically, the tag start condition is ::: spoiler, which doesn’t match any markdown syntax I’ve ever seen, it requires having a title, and it doesn’t work in the middle of a line at all, you have to make it an entire block.
So instead of The sky is >!blue!< andnot green or something like that, you have to write:
The sky is
::: spoiler this spoiler title part is required
blue
:::
and not green
What a weird and unwieldy spoiler syntax, I wonder where Lemmy grabbed that from. Specifically, the tag start condition is
::: spoiler, which doesn’t match any markdown syntax I’ve ever seen, it requires having a title, and it doesn’t work in the middle of a line at all, you have to make it an entire block.So instead of
The sky is >!blue!< and not greenor something like that, you have to write:The sky is ::: spoiler this spoiler title part is required blue ::: and not greenThe sky is
this spoiler title part is required
blue
and not green
Right? I would like to have both kinds of spoiler tags though.
Yea it’s more of a labelled dropdown than a real spoiler tag
I don’t think the title is necessary, but it looks weird without it