Stupid Code Request

[zachol]

Is there some way we could have a strikethrough code, or something?

No I don't have a good reason, I just like making strange requests that never go anywhere.
I am curious, though, if/why this would be a pain.

There's all sorts of similar things available. Actually really anything else I could think of, except maybe spoiler tags, is already here, including cool stuff I just noticed like a [post] tag or a [ p r e ] t a g .
e: Fiddling with things is confusing.

And what is [sigpic] for? Strange. Almost as strange as the wiki stuff.

[itches]

“

I just like making strange requests that never go anywhere.

”

I'm more than happy to fullfill my part of this arrangement.

From memory, [sigpic] is when people upload pictures into their signatures. But I'd have to check to be sure.

[zachol]

Huh. It's right in the signature options.

Yay, now my tiny sleepy cat gif is hosted here instead of off-site.

[itches]

Done, I think

[zachol]

Good God! itches actually did something for once the bastard has proven himself to be incredibly helpful yet again!

e: Seriously though, thanks.

[BigRedRod]

Oh, wow. I was going to bother you to do this a week or so ago (I even found out exactly what you had to tweak in the settings) but then I thought I'd go into the garden and squeeze some stones until I got some blood.

[zachol]

I'm having trouble coming up with an actual use for this, though, besides stupid hilarious stupid gags.
Maybe embellishing "props," like a letter or something?

While we're on the subject of coding requests, and I realize this is probably a much bigger deal, but what about some kind of spoiler tag, either to collapse text or black it out?

[BigRedRod]

The reason I wanted it was for tracking spells and powers in my status threads. I'd been making the used spells red, which is ambiguous, so now I can strike them out.

[zachol]

Ah, there we go.

[LeadPal]

This will come in handy.

[itches]

Ah, we grow ever closer to me being irritated by it and setting boobytraps on the tag so that it explodes when someone uses it.