I purposefully made my example not function to demonstrate how it’s constructed. If done without the quotation marks, and the ::: spoiler is on its own line, it should work and show up in your app.
Spoiler Test! (Click me)
Ultra sneaksies textings be here >.>
Here’s what it looks like before posting on my end:
Ahh, that explains it. Eternity was my preferred app as well, but the developer unfortunately abandoned it a year ago, and it hasn’t received an update since, making it incompatible with newer versions of Lemmy.
You may want to switch to a different app that’s actively developed. I personally switched to Summit since it has some of the best mod tools in an app, but there’s a lot of other good ones too, like Blorp or Voyager.
To do a spoiler tag write “::: spoiler This Is My Spoiler Title” on its own line (don’t include the quotation marks)
Then put the text you want to hide below it, separated by white space (enter key pressed twice).
Then end the spoiler with another 3 colons, again separated by white space.
:::
And it should work :)
For some reason, the spoiler tags just don’t work on my end. Either the normal colon based ones, or the >! Style. I don’t know why.
I purposefully made my example not function to demonstrate how it’s constructed. If done without the quotation marks, and the ::: spoiler is on its own line, it should work and show up in your app.
Spoiler Test! (Click me)
Ultra sneaksies textings be here >.>
Here’s what it looks like before posting on my end:
Second verse, same as the first. I use eternity, and the spoilers just straight up don’t work for me :/
Second verse, same as the first. I use eternity, and the spoilers just straight up don’t work for me :/
Ahh, that explains it. Eternity was my preferred app as well, but the developer unfortunately abandoned it a year ago, and it hasn’t received an update since, making it incompatible with newer versions of Lemmy.
You may want to switch to a different app that’s actively developed. I personally switched to Summit since it has some of the best mod tools in an app, but there’s a lot of other good ones too, like Blorp or Voyager.