06-20-2015, 07:01 PM
This may have been an issue with some, maybe not.
When you are going to muti-quote, if you decide not to, you need to manually uncheck that quote. Like i said...maybe it's not been an issue for anyone or maybe you already realize this.
The reason i bring it up is; i was going to use the muti-quote and ended up not doing so. The next time i went to quote a post, the previous 'unused' quote showed up and i manually erased it. There is an option right below the 'quick reply' box, in red letters. It allows you to uncheck the quote and not have to go back and find it or manually delete it from your post.
Just a little heads up on where that is, in case it happens to you.
When you are going to muti-quote, if you decide not to, you need to manually uncheck that quote. Like i said...maybe it's not been an issue for anyone or maybe you already realize this.
The reason i bring it up is; i was going to use the muti-quote and ended up not doing so. The next time i went to quote a post, the previous 'unused' quote showed up and i manually erased it. There is an option right below the 'quick reply' box, in red letters. It allows you to uncheck the quote and not have to go back and find it or manually delete it from your post.
Just a little heads up on where that is, in case it happens to you.
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