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Why is the RHP

command, notionally for hiding answers to puzzles. so hopeless.

It will not reveal text with apostrophe[hidden]'
s in

Text with hard line returns
in will never be hidden

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Originally posted by iamatiger
Why is the RHP [hidden] command, notionally for hiding answers to puzzles. so hopeless.

It will not reveal text with apostrophe[hidden]'[/hidden]s in

[hidden] Text with hard line returns
in will never be hidden[/hidden]
It can be read when you click on Reply & Quote.

Here's an example.

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Originally posted by iamatiger
Why is the RHP [hidden] command, notionally for hiding answers to puzzles. so hopeless.

It will not reveal text with apostrophe[hidden]'[/hidden]s in

[hidden] Text with hard line returns
in will never be hidden[/hidden]
Sometimes it will

Itapostrophes working this time


🙂

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Originally posted by iamatiger
Why is the RHP [hidden] command, notionally for hiding answers to puzzles. so hopeless.

It will not reveal text with apostrophe[hidden]'[/hidden]s in

[hidden] Text with hard line returns
in will never be hidden[/hidden]
"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one\'s ignorance."<br /> - Confucius

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Originally posted by iamatiger
Why is the RHP [hidden] command, notionally for hiding answers to puzzles. so hopeless.
Possibly because it is merely mildly useful, and far from important. In other words, improving the chess playing functions of this site are possibly considered more important, by Russ & al., than fixing naggling bugs in some secondary function. Some might say that they're right.

Richard

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Originally posted by Shallow Blue
Possibly because it is merely mildly useful, and far from important. In other words, improving the chess playing functions of this site are possibly considered more important, by Russ & al., than fixing naggling bugs in some secondary function. Some might say that they're right.

Richard
They're right.

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Originally posted by Daemon Sin
[hidden]"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one\'s ignorance."<br /> - Confucius[/hidden]
Woah, nice workaround!

I knew you could not use tags inside posts! <br /><a href="http://www.google.com">Link to Google</a>


But I had no idea you could use tags inside hidden! &lt;br /&gt;&lt;a href=&quot;http://www.google.com&quot;&gt;Link to Google&lt;/a&gt;