Is it possible to have a spoiler when composing a Thunderbird message?
E.g. the spoiler is hidden until clicked.
Spoiler in Thunderbird?
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DanRaisch
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Re: Spoiler in Thunderbird?
It would seem that might depend on your skill in composing in HTML. What would be your purpose in doing that?
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morat
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Re: Spoiler in Thunderbird?
The developers disabled javascript completely in message content. There is no option to enable javascript in message content.
More info
http://superuser.com/questions/814464
More info
http://superuser.com/questions/814464
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FFman
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Re: Spoiler in Thunderbird?
Thanks morat.
Very simple. I am sending a friend a puzzle and the answer if he wants to reveal it.DanRaisch wrote:It would seem that might depend on your skill in composing in HTML. What would be your purpose in doing that?
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Re: Spoiler in Thunderbird?
Tell him you'll send the answer in the next message, and not to open it until ready. Could include SPOILER in the title of the 2nd message.
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Win10 64bit: FF 124.0.2 64bit, TB 102.12.0 32-bit ║ Android 13/10: FF 124.2.0/115.9.0 ║ No TB for Android available, dammit!
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DanRaisch
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Re: Spoiler in Thunderbird?
Why not just put the puzzle in the message and the answer in an attachment so it's not visible when the message is first opened?
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FFman
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Re: Spoiler in Thunderbird?
Thanks for the replies.
It's no big deal.
I just wondered.
It's no big deal.
I just wondered.
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morat
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Re: Spoiler in Thunderbird?
Also,
You can't use a <head> section with styles.
You can't use an external stylesheet.
You can use inline styles, but that doesn't help you with the following trick.
Using css in html emails
http://css-tricks.com/using-css-in-html ... eal-story/
Show hide div without javascript (trick)
http://css-workshop.com/css-show-hide-d ... avascript/
Maybe use the input element, then view the source to see the hidden value.
HTML input tag
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_input.asp
You can't use a <head> section with styles.
You can't use an external stylesheet.
You can use inline styles, but that doesn't help you with the following trick.
Using css in html emails
http://css-tricks.com/using-css-in-html ... eal-story/
Show hide div without javascript (trick)
http://css-workshop.com/css-show-hide-d ... avascript/
Maybe use the input element, then view the source to see the hidden value.
Code: Select all
<input type="password" value="cowabunga">http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_input.asp