The [article] format is a useful way of quoting a snippet from web page, and looks like this.
To do this by hand you use code like:
[article=https://wgxa.tv/news/beyond-the-podium/pipe-burst-at-state-farm-arena-causes-delay-in-absentee-vote-counts-in-fulton-county]FULTON COUNTY, Ga. -- According to Fox 5, Fulton County has a delay with processing and counting tens of thousands of absentee ballots due to a pipe break in the State Farm Arena.[/article]
However an easier way is to add a bookmarklet to your browser, with the code in the attached zip file. (I can't post it here as Cloudflare, my CDN thinks it's phishing code and blocks it)
The simplest way to do this is to create a bookmark, then edit it, rename it to something like [article] and then copy in the code.
Then just highlight the text you want, and click the bookmarklet, and then paste into a post. Magic!
Article: FULTON COUNTY, Ga. -- According to Fox 5, Fulton County has a delay with processing and counting tens of thousands of absentee ballots due to a pipe break in the State Farm Arena.
To do this by hand you use code like:
[article=https://wgxa.tv/news/beyond-the-podium/pipe-burst-at-state-farm-arena-causes-delay-in-absentee-vote-counts-in-fulton-county]FULTON COUNTY, Ga. -- According to Fox 5, Fulton County has a delay with processing and counting tens of thousands of absentee ballots due to a pipe break in the State Farm Arena.[/article]
However an easier way is to add a bookmarklet to your browser, with the code in the attached zip file. (I can't post it here as Cloudflare, my CDN thinks it's phishing code and blocks it)
The simplest way to do this is to create a bookmark, then edit it, rename it to something like [article] and then copy in the code.
Then just highlight the text you want, and click the bookmarklet, and then paste into a post. Magic!
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