Many years ago, hive users would need to write mark-down code (similar to html) when creating a post. Do you remember?
I still catch myself writing code in-text instead of clicking in the boxes above!
Now it is very easy to do a variety of actions in order to make your post looking better. You can easily use tables, add links, photographs or even videos or gifs in just a few clicks.
Still, maybe sometimes you may see something in a post that you do not know how the user did it.
For instance I saw some posts where you can click at a point to see a language translation
What do you do when you want to 'copy' a style but do not know how to do it?
I have here one solution for you!
(If you have more, please share in the comments section)
What you do is
Use any browser and take the link of the post.
In this example, I will use hive
Here is my recent post:
@katerinaramm/pepper-goes-to-vet
What you will need to do is, to erase the hive.blog part and insert hiveblocks.com instead!
~https://hive.blog~/hivepets/@katerinaramm/pepper-goes-to-vet
And do it like this:
https://hiveblocks.com//hivepets/@katerinaramm/pepper-goes-to-vet
You will be able to see not only the code for the main text, but also for the comments!
Thoughts?
Have you ever seen a post looking so nice that really made you wonder what the author has done to make it so appealing?
Let me know if you have more secrets tips to share :)