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Show HTML and example text for default crossposting footer on setting page
Title:
Show HTML and example text for default crossposting footer on setting page
Area:
Crossposting
Summary:
It would make it much easier to set up a custom crossposting footer if there were an example to work from, and what better example than the default behavior.
Description:
There should be a box with the full code which would be used for a custom footer to create the default footer, clearly marked as such. I believe the code to be:
This entry was originally posted at %%url%%. Please comment there using OpenID.
Ideally, if there's room, it would be nice to also show the footer this creates with an example URL.
Extra points for a "Preview" button which shows your own custom footer rendered with an example URL substituted appropriately, so a user can quickly confirm that they've done it right without creating a post to test it.
If space is an issue, the expository information could be moved to a help page. If doing so, there should be a direct link to that help page provided in the configuration area.
[Suggestion by marcmagus - posted because Free Users currently can't post here]
This suggestion:
Should be implemented as-is.
31 (91.2%)
Should be implemented with changes.
3 (8.8%)
Shouldn't be implemented.
0 (0.0%)
(Other: please comment)
0 (0.0%)
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If possible, other codes other than %url% would be good as well, I'd like to properly code my link so that it's [a href="%url%" title="%post title%"] because I'm picky about that.
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I'll post a comment to this poll with what I *think* is the proper HTML in a bit.
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One note, and this is entirely my fault, as I mentioned in another comment. In the description section, the "full code" for the default footer was inaccurately described due to my hurry and laziness and the restriction against HTML in the suggestion generator. The correct text should be:
If this can be edited, that would be cool.