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how do I permanently change toggle view?

Started by JohnDB70X7, Wed Jun 10, 2015 - 03:04:34

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so I am not tripping over </B> <img? </img> using the edit brackets of course [ ]

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Catholica

Try this:

First open a new tab to be able to see these directions while you try them.
Then, under the Profile menu select Account Settings.
On the left side, click "Look and Layout".   Then check the box "Show WYSIWYG editor on post page by default." and click the Change Profile button.

It should put you in that view first.

JohnDB70X7

Quote from: Catholica on Wed Jun 10, 2015 - 06:57:46
Try this:

First open a new tab to be able to see these directions while you try them.
Then, under the Profile menu select Account Settings.
On the left side, click "Look and Layout".   Then check the box "Show WYSIWYG editor on post page by default." and click the Change Profile button.

It should put you in that view first.

BIG THANKS! It worked.

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