Let me give it a go...

Will it work?....

wow...i like that :dizzy:

Just thought I would try this out



EDIT: What am I doing wrong?

You need to add a title. Like this (without the asterisks):

[*spoilers=Terminator]He'll be back[/spoilers*]

Can I ask why the text doesn't appear unless you highlight it

:laugh: Because that's the entire point. :D So that people don't go reading accidently, thus inadvertantly spoiling things for them. This way people have to CHOOSE whether or not they want to see the spoilers.

I kind of figured it out after my previous comment, I just wasn't thinking about it at the time

EDIT: ONLY TOO TWO TRIES!!!

EDIT: three...

EDIT: four...

EDIT:Now I'm getting pissed and want help please

EDIT: Making it so noone can read what I type: Redookie19 is happy, Getting a good laugh when Redookie19 puts in the stupid asteriks 5 freaking times before he gets it right: You guys are jerks! Finishing....Priceless! There are somethings yelling can't get done...For everything else... Theres this guy :confused:

Lemmie try!!!

In case anyone hasn't noticed yet, there's now a button on the WYSIWYG editor to facilitate the use of the Spoilers Tag. It's the red exclamation point (http://www.movieforums.com/community...r/spoilers.gif) at the far right-hand side of the second formatting column.

If you don't see it, you're probably using either the Basic Editor, or else the Standard Editor. To switch to the Enhanced Interface, visit the Edit Options page and scroll to the bottom. It's the third option in the last dropdown menu.

Please note that this button does not work properly when using the Standard Editor (which is the compromise between the full-on MS-word style WYSIWYG editor, and the plain text box). It produces spoiler tags sans the "=" part which identifies the specific movie the spoilers refer to, and thus will not work properly as-is. I'm working on an elegant way to fix this.

Cool, not that Jesus Dies, but cool that it works.....oh crap I need to tag this sentence too.