Did you know? 👉 You can use markdown to format comments, reviews, posts, and even DMs on TUSCL.
Markdown is an simple syntax to format content for the web. I've experimented with a few markdown features on TUSCL and thought it would be handy to create an guide to markdown features @Founder currently supports. Take a look at the syntax below, and then I would encourage you to try it out in comments!
Text Treatment
Headers. You can create Headers (like the line above 👆) using the hashtag followed by a space. TUSCL currently supports two levels of headers.
# A Novel About Spinners
## Chapter 1: Fit and Petite
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A Novel About Spinners
Chapter 1: Fit and Petite
Horizontal Rules. You can line separator 👆 like the above with three dashes.
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Bold & Italics. Surrounding text with two asterisks will create bold font. A single surrounding pair of asterisks will create italics. A triple asterisk will apply both bold an italics.
She turned around, showing me her **gigantic titties**, then *whispered quietly in my ear*. ***OMFG!***
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She turned around, showing me her gigantic titties, then whispered quietly in my ear. OMFG!
Strikethrough. You can strike through text by surrounding it with a pair of tildes.
The club was ~~really~~ outrageously expensive.
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The club was ~~really~~ outrageously expensive.
Code Blocks. You can escape markdown format by surrounding text with the grave accent character (`).
Blockquotes and Mentions
You can quote another user by using the greater than sign (>), and you can nest up to two quotes. Using the at symbol (@) followed by a username will send that person an alert.
>> Emma Watson is the hottest actress.
> You're wrong @RonJax2, Sydney Sweeney is hotter.
You're both wrong it's Ana de Armas.
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Emma Watson is the hottest actress.
You're wrong @RonJax2, Sydney Sweeney is hotter.
You're both wrong it's Ana de Armas.
Lists
Unordered Lists.* You can create unordered and ordered lists on TUSCL using asterisks or numbers.
The best areas for mongering:
* **Detroit**: For the ultra high mileage clubs in the DTW area.
* **SoFla**: For Tootsie's and the gems of Pompano Beach.
* **Tijuana**: The reigning north American queen.
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The best areas for mongering:
- Detroit: For the ultra high mileage clubs in the DTW area.
- SoFla: For Tootsie's and the gems of Pompano Beach.
- Tijuana: The reigning north American queen.
The best clubs in Tijuana:
1. Hong Kong Gentleman's Club
2. Chicago Club
3. Bar Tropical
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The best clubs in Tijuana:
- Hong Kong Gentleman's Club
- Chicago Club
- Bar Tropical
Tables
Amazingly, the newest version of TUSCL even supports tables!
To make a table you can:
- Create a header line with the pipe character (
|) in between each title cell. - Create a format line which specifies left (
:---), center (:---:), or right-justified (---:) - Your subsequent lines should be pipe delimited (
|) and may contain other markdown as well!
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| Very | Simple | Table |
| :--- | :---: | ---: |
| 1 | *Centered* Text | *Right-Justified* Text |
| 2 | **More** *Centered* Text | *Right text is pretty useless.* |
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| Very | Simple | Table |
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| 1 | Centered Text | Right-Justified Text |
| 2 | More Centered Text | Right text is pretty useless. |
Conclusion
Use these markdown features to add clarity to your comments and reviews. If you want to try any features out, feel free to experiment below!
Comments
last commentAh... and I think the blockquotes need spaces in between them. So that example should've been:
>> Emma Watson is the hottest actress.> You're wrong @RonJax2, Sydney Sweeny is hotter.You're both wrong it's Ana de Armas.⬇️
You're both wrong it's Ana de Armas.
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Nice!
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How do you do those emojis?
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@frustratedInTheUS, Emojis depend on your device & operating system.
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This generation is truly different.
I didn’t think I’d live long enough when men would care just as much about formatting text on a site dedicated primarily to finding strippers that suit our needs.
But here we are!
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How do I add more than an extra .05 space between paragraphs?
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And yes, Ana de Armas is hotter than both Emma Watson and Sidney Sweeney.
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Hmm @Dolfan, I'm not sure. I'm going to add three empty lines below and see if just that works.
If that doesn't work there's another trick to try.
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So that didn't work. But if you really need extra space you can try a code block:
👆I did that by starting and ending a block of spaces with three grave accents (`). But be careful with those code blocks, they can cause text to run into the margins of the page.
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Cool stuff Ron! I don't know how often I might use some of these, but if you're trying to make some text stand out, it's nice to know how to do it. I actually discovered the three asterisks the other day by accident. :)
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So what is the excuse for mistaken use of “an” instead of “a” (x2) in OP 2nd paragraph above?
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Thanks Ron, but code block is excessive spacing. I'm not sure if there is some technical challenge with displaying the typical 1x spacing between lines, if founder has some sort of personal vendetta with white spacing, or if it's been somehow abused and must be limited to prevent said abuse. But it makes it hard to read the site.
Let's test code block though. This is the first line and ends with hard returns.
Above I've got a space encapsulated in back tick's. There is a "normal" line return between the first line and this one.
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Second test
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This time, the code block has white space in it.
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yeah, it's retarded.
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Use <br> (HTML tag) to add space between paragraphs.
x
<br>
x
becomes
x
x
Looks like we can mix markdown and HTML tags.
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There is nothing quick about a @ronjax2 post.
I say this with love and admiration.
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Wait what?
I can add space???
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Line 1
Line 2
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Another BR test
Second line.
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inline style in the BR didn't work, neither did start/end paragraph. So far I think the html line break is the best option, for me at least.
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@dolfan The way to inject spaces via code block is with triple grave accents. I don't know how to escape the code block itself, so I'm gonna screenshot this comment so you can see.
This is a code block:
And as you and Ilb point out, it looks like line breaks also work
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By the way, Ron, I know it was just an example, but "A Novel About Spinners" sounds like a book I wouldn't mind reading... :)
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I'm curious about the formatting for a review I'm writing.
A Novel About Spinners
Chapter 1: Fit and Petite
Taut Abs and a Firm and Shapely Ass
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Stop teasing us Ron! I want this “Spinners” novel on my coffee table by Christmas! Be sure to include lots of pictures… 😁
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Lol @ClubFan81077, let me know if you know any publishers interested in such a book. I will have some reviews involving numerous spinners up soon about some Zona Norte clubs.
Also just want to test one or two more markdowny things, the separator and italics within a header.
Chapter 2: Las Flaquitas
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@RonJax2 I guess if I want to see this novel badly enough, maybe I could become a publisher myself? :)
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