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I guess this is a good a time as any to ask how spoiler tags work on Lemmy.
Also, do spoiler tags also work in Kbin? Because all the text in this thread is completely visible to me and I'm not sure if it's supposed to be.
Apparently like this:
To appear like this:
Bible Spoiler
Jesus dies in the Bible!Line breaks are a must. It seems like some apps like Voyager doesn't support spoiler tags so you may need to look again in the browser if this doesn't look right.
Yeah, Kbin definitely doesn't support this at all lol.
But thanks for the spoiler, I wasn't done reading that one!
It seems this doesn't work with Eternity (Infinity fork for Lemmy).
Let's test something real quick:
It seems that Eternity still thinks it's on Reddit, but only in the preview, the actual post doesn't hide this either...
On mobile Firefox browser, I see everything, and in fact I've never not seen everything. So yeah, I'm pretty sure that spoiler tags don't work on Kbin, at least via mobile browser.
Clicking over to https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/5881116, the spoiler section is properly hidden, so the same mobile browser works just fine on Lemmy.
Edit: and I confirm that I also see the spoiler text on desktop Firefox as well. And Google Chrome too.
Or on desktop kbin.
It works on the website. But some (or many) apps don't seem to use the tag.