Posted September 14, 20204 yr comment_2786118 How does one hide text or pictures behind a spoiler tag? I tried enclosing my post in square "spoiler" brackets--i.e. [spoiler][/spoiler]---but it didn't work, and I tried these brackets--<spoiler></spoiler>--but that didn't work, either. What am I doing wrong here?
September 14, 20204 yr comment_2786200 Not entirely sure if this will work: Spoiler I've tossed a spoiler button into the toolbar of the editor (between the quote and code buttons) Legacy support for BBCode has been deprecated and disabled on these forums as a result.
September 14, 20204 yr comment_2786248 What code does work now Simon? If I wanted to do a hero export for them.
September 14, 20204 yr comment_2786252 None? The forum-correct way to do it is through the use of multiple, nested containers with the various IPS-specific styles defined: <div class="ipsSpoiler" data-ipsspoiler=""> <div class="ipsSpoiler_header"> <span>Spoiler</span> </div> <div class="ipsSpoiler_contents ipsClearfix"> <p> hidden </p> </div> </div>
September 14, 20204 yr comment_2786298 So straight html with nothing special but the data tag. Got it, thank you.
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