I have a post on where someone has copy/pasted some text from another site, and it looks like this:
(At this point, I'd have uploaded an image of the screen, but it says "Uploaded maximum attachments, cannot add another", so I'll have to try to describe it).
Each line of text starts with
[ f o n t = & A M P ]
but without the spaces between them, so I could make it display on here. There are also some [ / f o n t ] tags.
These look a bit like BBCode, they're obviously some sort of formatting code for whatever site the text was copied from.
I went to edit the post just to make it look neater, and in the editing screen, all the tags surrounded by square brackets are removed. If I click on the "code" button to show the raw code, they're still not there. If I save the edited post and view it, they're all back again.
How do I remove these tags from the post? It's not my original post, but I'm a board admin.
It's the first post in this thread / topic: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/droopsn ... 3617#p3617
(At this point, I'd have uploaded an image of the screen, but it says "Uploaded maximum attachments, cannot add another", so I'll have to try to describe it).
Each line of text starts with
[ f o n t = & A M P ]
but without the spaces between them, so I could make it display on here. There are also some [ / f o n t ] tags.
These look a bit like BBCode, they're obviously some sort of formatting code for whatever site the text was copied from.
I went to edit the post just to make it look neater, and in the editing screen, all the tags surrounded by square brackets are removed. If I click on the "code" button to show the raw code, they're still not there. If I save the edited post and view it, they're all back again.
How do I remove these tags from the post? It's not my original post, but I'm a board admin.
It's the first post in this thread / topic: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/droopsn ... 3617#p3617
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