How do you use the formatting in Fluther to underline and highlight?

There is no underline or highlight on Fluther.

I think there are some things you can do. I know at least one thing that’s not in the formatting page There it is! I thought the plus sign was for something else.

OMG! Do you mean to tell me there are tricks they’re hiding from us!

@Hawaii_Jake You made a definite statement in your last post.

What other secrets are they keeping us in the dark about?

There are dark secrets !

Test

Here’s the thread announcing the underline roll out.

Highlighting is also discussed but not implemented.

It’s probably better highlights are are not implemented!

@flo There it is! I thought the plus sign was for something else.
Ahhh…..so it was you who hacked my account…..

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@cookieman Hello

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Ooh, how do you do those @Strauss and @Tropical_Willie?

Dash before and after equals strikethrough:

- look -
Remove spaces
look

This style of font is created by placing @ adjacent to the first and last characters of the text string.

Ahh, I got
it now

yes!

But there’s seems to be an order of hierarchy. I’ll put spaces in to illustrate:

@ – this – @
comes out like
<del>this</del>

- @ this @ -
looks like
this

Cool. Thanks.

Nice to know.

I am cool
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