LOL oops sorry. What are the odds this thread is being visited by someone reading Lord of the Flies for the first time in their life? 😆 But you were warned. That’s the purpose of spoiler tags. To protect any virgin eyes out there.
As a European, the book wasn’t in any of my curriculums. But I’m working my way through the classics. And as the other commenter said, your spoiler tag isn’t collapsible. No worries though, my fault for reading this thread.
Spoiler alert: >!Piggy died.!<
I’m reading the book at the moment and shouldn’t even be in this thread but this was a spoiler for me!
LOL oops sorry. What are the odds this thread is being visited by someone reading Lord of the Flies for the first time in their life? 😆 But you were warned. That’s the purpose of spoiler tags. To protect any virgin eyes out there.
As a European, the book wasn’t in any of my curriculums. But I’m working my way through the classics. And as the other commenter said, your spoiler tag isn’t collapsible. No worries though, my fault for reading this thread.
The spoiler tag isn’t collapsible? That’s weird, it’s not working for anybody? This is what it looks like on my end:
I’m using Voyager:
And on Firefox/lemmy.world:
I’m not sure what interface you’re using, but I haven’t seen Markdown spoilers done like that.
::: spoiler Tap for spoiler
hidden content
:::
Which looks like:
Tap for spoiler
hidden content
Oh you’re using Voyager. I’m using Sync. Perhaps different interfaces don’t communicate the same with each other.
But your spoiler example works for me on my end. So maybe I should switch to Voyager.
the spoiler didn’t work for me, but I’ve already read it