Posting a Bulletin Using HTML (Includes images and embeds) [TUTORIAL]

For some reason the <> button makes the textarea read-only on my mobile browser. I’ve cleared all cache and offline website data. I’ve tried both Safari and Firefox (I don’t use Chrome as I’m a security purist). Anybody else still having issues?

Nice!

I tried man, i still don't get it...

for some reason i'm having a lot of trouble with the WYSIWYG editor, i'll write my bulletin and it'll be the way i want it, but then when i publish and look at it there will be random spaces in the middle of my paragraphs, the formatting will be all messed up. i try using html mode but a similar thing happens. i even tested my html in codepen and it was perfect there : ( is anyone else having the same issue?

Thanks, Cool! 

Thank you so much for sharing this coded information. I’ll definitely have to give it a shot, I’m still learning to put in the proper inputs in order to code the right tasks.

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To post a bulletin using HTML, follow these steps. Click the blue <> button to enable HTML input, then paste your HTML code or embed. If you want a preview, click the blue code button again to switch back to the visual editor. Finally, click "Post Bulletin." This method provides greater customization options, perfect for sharing Evertale strategies or promoting Milk Farm Tycoon [games.lol]. Embrace the power of HTML to craft engaging and unique bulletins tailored to your needs.

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