Forum noob question

[R'as al Ghul]

Hello.

The board's software offers a wide range of formatting tools, quite like a text program like Word or others.
As Csar said, it works by highlighting the bit of the text that you want to change. I suggest you either use the function "Quote" or "Reply" to use them. "Quick reply" offers only limited options.
From left to right, bottom row of my screenshot:
Bold, Italics, Underlined,

left aligned

centered

right aligned

1. Numbered

• with bullets

next 2: Indent selected text to left or right (this is right)

Add a link
The next one allows you to remove the link again.

Email-link

insert image:

use quote tags

That should be sufficient.
The others are secret magic tools. I suggest you just try them...

Try to quote my answer and you'll see my formatting.

Hope that helps.

R'as

[Derfasciti]

Hello.

The board's software offers a wide range of formatting tools, quite like a text program like Word or others.
As Csar said, it works by highlighting the bit of the text that you want to change. I suggest you either use the function "Quote" or "Reply" to use them. "Quick reply" offers only limited options.
From left to right, bottom row of my screenshot:
Bold, Italics, Underlined,

left aligned

centered

right aligned

1. Numbered

• with bullets

next 2: Indent selected text to left or right (this is right)

Add a link
The next one allows you to remove the link again.

Email-link

insert image:



That should be sufficient.
The others are secret magic tools. I suggest you just try them...

Try to quote my answer and you'll see my formatting.

Hope that helps.

R'as

Thanks for the help R'as al Ghul

And Csar
Now that I'm here, is there a way to simply quote a specific line(s) of another member's post?

[Roy1991]

Just copy & paste the text you want to quote, highlight it, and click the quote button (the one that looks like a text balloon).

[Martok]

Just copy & paste the text you want to quote, highlight it, and click the quote button (the one that looks like a text balloon).

Alternatively, you can also quote the person's entire post, and then delete the portions of it you want to leave out. Obviously this is generally more practical if you're quoting more than just a sentence or two, however.