How do you get multiple quotes in a reply?

[Iakona]

I haven't figured this part out yet. Any help?

 

[Monty]

I haven't figured this part out yet. Any help?

You can cut and paste from various posts and then insert the quote tags before and after each individual quote. The quote tags are square brackets [] with "quote=postername" to open and "/quote" to close. Replace the quotation marks with the square brackets and postername with whoever you're quoting or you can leave out the =postername and it'll just show as a quote without attribution.

Like this:

I said "BLAH BLAH"

or

Someone said "Blah"

 

[Connor002]

Copy and paste text, highligh it, hit the "wrap with quote tags button, then (if desired) type "=ThePosterYouAreQuoting" in the first set of brackets.

Ex:

 

[Wilt Dasney]

Once you get the [ quote=whosover ] text [ /quote ] thing down, you're pretty much set.

Dude, I dropped my pen. Can I borrow yours?

Look at me, with all my mad quotin' skillz

Hi dere

...and so on...

 

[Uponastar]

Once you get the [ quote=whosover ] text [ /quote ] thing down, you're pretty much set.







...and so on...

BJ, you are crazy! :lol:

I have found it easier to just copy and paste the quote (meaning the brackets and everything within the brackets) and the end quote (

). Fast!

 

[Iakona]

Once you get the [ quote=whosover ] text [ /quote ] thing down, you're pretty much set.







...and so on...

Thank you.

BJ, you are crazy! :lol:

I have found it easier to just copy and paste the quote (meaning the brackets and everything within the brackets) and the end quote (

). Fast!

Thank you,

You can cut and paste from various posts and then insert the quote tags before and after each individual quote. The quote tags are square brackets [] with "quote=postername" to open and "/quote" to close. Replace the quotation marks with the square brackets and postername with whoever you're quoting or you can leave out the =postername and it'll just show as a quote without attribution.

Like this: or

Thank you

Copy and paste text, highligh it, hit the "wrap with quote tags button, then (if desired) type "=ThePosterYouAreQuoting" in the first set of brackets.

Ex:
http://photoalbums.wdwmagic.com/data/3105/Quote.JPG

Thank you