Ah, that’s fun to know. I know it’s markdown that works on Github at least, but it doesn’t work on my lemmy instance at least. For lemmy, what I linked is what works. Weird that piefed has chosen different syntax, or maybe both works?
Sounds to me like piefed just offer more syntax than regular lemmy. I mean, I’d prefer if it was
<details><summary>summary</summary>spoiler content</details>
as that makes it easier for me to remember the next time I need to leave a bug report on github.
Spoiler tags on lemmy work slightly differently.
Is it not hidden? I’m on a pie-fed instance, and it works fine for me.
Ah, that’s fun to know. I know it’s markdown that works on Github at least, but it doesn’t work on my lemmy instance at least. For lemmy, what I linked is what works. Weird that piefed has chosen different syntax, or maybe both works?
test
test
OK, that’s weird. Your comment works for me, but when I tried updating my comment to that syntax, it didn’t work.
I’ll play around with it and see if maybe I just typo’d and need more coffee or something.
Sounds to me like piefed just offer more syntax than regular lemmy. I mean, I’d prefer if it was
<details><summary>summary</summary>spoiler content</details>
as that makes it easier for me to remember the next time I need to leave a bug report on github.