What happens on the 10th of October?
this post was submitted on 25 Nov 2024
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It becomes the 11th of September!
Wow that's crazy!
It’s the monthversary
I don't think anyone who was in a saw situation the previous day will give a fuck about 9/11 unless someone they are close to died in it. statistically super low probability.
Id say if they were in NYC or near the Pentagon they'd be paranoid to think it was more "games"
"my 9/11 was when I escaped the torture clown."
For p*ople who don’t get it: the date is September 10 2001
spoiler Tap for spoiler
Bad shit happens
:::Tap for spoiler
the next day
No way! Did they actually do that?
Huh. Apparently, when nesting spoilers, you only use one end "tag"
spoiler Spoiler 2
Test
Spoiler 1
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Spoiler 3
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Spoiler 1
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spoiler Spoiler 2
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Spoiler 3
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FYI Tesseract does not render nested spoilers like Lemmy UI, Thunder, and Voyager do. Tesseract requires an end tag for each start tag. For what it's worth, Jerboa doesn't seem to support nested spoilers either way.
spoiler Spoiler 2
Test
Spoiler 1
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:::
:::Spoiler 3
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Spoiler 1
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spoiler Spoiler 2
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Spoiler 3
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:::
:::
Thanks. I'll take a look.
Not an issue I would have thought to check since you should always close the tags you open lol 🤷🏻♂️
Right??? I wonder if that is even intentional. That also makes it so you cannot have two child spoilers nested at the same level within the same parent spoiler. Something like this should work, but noooooo, the end tags just don't work like you'd expect:
Spoiler 1
Test
spoiler Spoiler 2a
Test
:::
Spoiler 2b
Test
:::
spoiler Spoiler 2a
Test
:::
Spoiler 1
Test
:::Spoiler 2b
Test
EDIT: Tesseract also adds an extra newline above each start tag in the code block above. In the actual comment source, there are no blank lines in the code block.
The newline is actually intentional. I use a different markdown renderer, and it needs it apparently; otherwise, it doesn't detect the closing tag. The Photon dev recommended another markdown library that works well with Svelte (which is why I switched from markdown-it), but I haven't had a chance to look into integrating it.