(quotes) Test.

Just a quick quotes test!

*share scsi::HardDisc0.$ is what I wanted to say

Does this change the colour of a block quotation? Answer: no.

First line

Second line

Hello

Hello

Echo

Echo

Well, if you gentlemen at ROOL would make your “Delete post forever” button work, we wouldn’t have this problem!

:-D

Nested quote

Double nested quote

Un-nested quote

level 1

level 2

level 1

Woo indeed.

Woo for when ”...to follow shortly” disappears!

how do you do that?, start the line with bq. and a space
Goto the next line with br between <>
Ah, that is what the first line under Formatting Help means.

other way to do it use < blockquote > and < /blockquote >

but without the spaces

third line

number four

line 5

That took 24 minutes to find out.

‘bq. quoted text’

is much quicker than

’<blockquote> quoted text </blockquote>‘

‘bq. quoted text’
is much quicker than
’< blockquote > quoted text < /blockquote >‘

I know, but how do you do nested quotes using bq.?

I used nested “<blockquotes>” in my test above, which also took me about 24 minutes to find out. After another 24 minutes :-

line 1

line 2

line 3

Source :-

Note that a line break can upset that.

Sorry – I could’ve been more helpful and linked to this post earlier.

Have you also thought copying </blockquote> as needed (before and after) and then just deleting the / as appropriate?

Multilevel quotes use <blockquote> </blockquote> around each level.

<blockquote>
the rain in spain falls
mainly in the

<blockquote>
level 2
</blockquote>

and back to 1

</blockquote>

the rain in spain falls
mainly in the

level 2

and back to 1

Single level quote for 1 paragraph (paragraphs end with an empty line) use "bq. " at the beginning of a line.

bq. inside quote
still inside quote

outside quote

inside quote
still inside quote

outside quote

Single level quote for multiple paragraphs use "bq.. " at the beginning of the first line and "p. " or other block structure at end.

bq.. inside quote

still side quote

 p. outside quote. "p. " should be at the beginning of the line.

inside quote

still inside quote

outside quote. "p. " should be at the beginning of the line.

Write some code use "bc.. " at the beginning of the first line and "p. " or other block structure at end.

bc.. void test(int a)
{
    if (a = 1) a = 2;
     
    return;
}
 
 p. outside code block. "p. " should be at the beginning of the line.

void test(int a)
{
    if (a = 1) a = 2;
    
    return;
}

outside code block. "p. " should be at the beginning of the line.

Headers are written like this

h1. This is the header

h1. Header 1

h2. Header 2

h3. Header 3

h4. Header 4

h5. Header 5

h6. Header 6

Table style

table(bordered){text-align:left;width:auto}. 
|_.Title 1|_.Title 2|
|the
rain
in|spain falls|
|1|2|

Number lists

# one
## one
## two
# two
# three

1. one
   1. one
   2. two
2. two
3. three

Bullet lists

* one
** one
** two
* two
* three

• one
  • one
  • two
• two
• three

Definition lists

- word1 := Definition 1
- word2 := Definition 2

word1

Definition 1

word2

Definition 2

links

"Textile website":http://redcloth.org/try-redcloth/

Textile website

If the URL has characters which have problems with Textile enclose the link with []

["Textile website":http://redcloth.org/try-redcloth/]

Textile website

Note: To link to a specific post use the URL from the date next to the posters name which is a link to that post.

How do I quote?!

Nested quote?

and then carry on?

I think I’ve got it…

For adding snippets of code, it seems to me that using just code or pre is not enough.

Here is pre (extra unwanted spaces between lines):

one

two

three

and here is code (no linebreaks):
one two three

and here is pre with code inside (what we wanted):

one
two
three

…that being written as:
<pre><code>one
two
three</code></pre>

;-)

Note – this post edited a dozen times – forum parser is very inconsistent about whether it uses straight HTML tags or &lt; style markup…

ISTR you need a blank line before/after the pre

one
two
three

Let’s see!

Yet another test of blockquotes … (I do wish there was an easy-to-understand page of how to reply easily…)

first block

some text

second block

some text

third block

some text

How the hell do I reply to this while preserving these blocks??

I don't think there's any way to do it in Textile. (Yes, crap, isn't it?)

Try using the <notextile> tag, like so:

Level 1

Level 2

Level 1 again

With the HTML <blockquote> tag.