This plugin is now bundled with Discourse core and is enabled by default**. There is no need to install the plugin separately.
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Summary |
Discourse Spoiler Alert provides the ability to hide content marked with a [spoiler] tag in posts. |
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Repository Link | |
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Install Guide | How to install plugins in Discourse |
Enabling Spoiler Alert
This plugin is default enabled once installed but can be disabled/enabled from its settings, accessed from your admin/plugins page:
Features
Once enabled it adds a ‘Blur Spoiler’ option to the 
menu in the composer’s formatting bar. Simply highlight the text you’d like to blur and select ‘blur spoiler’ and it will wrap the selected text in the necessary [spoiler] tags:
Examples:
Inline:
[spoiler]This is a spoiler[/spoiler]
This is a spoiler
Multiline:
[spoiler]
I wanna be your vacuum cleaner
Breathing in your dust
I wanna be your Ford Cortina
I will never rust
If you like your coffee hot
Let me be your coffee pot
You call the shots
I wanna be yours
https://johncooperclarke.com/poems/i-wanna-be-yours
[/spoiler]
I wanna be your vacuum cleaner
Breathing in your dust
I wanna be your Ford Cortina
I will never rust
If you like your coffee hot
Let me be your coffee pot
You call the shots
I wanna be yours
Clicking on the blur will reveal the hidden text, and clicking again will re-blur it.
It also works for images:
(to re-blur an image that is large enough to generate a lightbox, you can click on the adjacent white space or refresh the page)
Settings
| Name | Description |
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| spoiler enabled | Enable the spoiler plugin. If you change this, you must rebake all posts with: “rake posts:rebake”[1] |
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If you’re a hosted customer of ours, please contact team@discourse.org if you have any questions about needing to ‘rebake’ due to a setting change ↩︎
Last edited by @JammyDodger 2024-06-03T21:58:31Z
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