In case you missed it, leofinance recently rebranded to inleo.io and the users can have an amazing experience and (almost) unlimited possibilities.
Microblogging (that comes with a variety of treats) and the possibility to share any (community or not) post through inleo.io platform are the ones that most of you know.
But what if I tell you that I have learned about two secret actions that you can perform, and they can save you loooots of time?
Read on :)
Reblogging Comments? YES, ITS POSSIBLE!
Have you ever read a comment that was so good, you absolutely had to share? But could not?
Now it is possible through the inleo.io platform.
How?
You simply click on the three black dots under a comment (through the inleo.io platform) and you click on 'reblog'
Please note that this is also possible through 'ecency' and I am thankful to @eddiespino and his comment here where he explains how it is done via ecency.
At the moment this post is written, I am not aware of other front ends that make comment-reblogging possible. If you know, please write them below
How about 'copying' some formatting accomplishments from other readers?
Has it ever happened to you? To see some really cool feature in one's blog?
i.e. having photos in a row, having photos inline of text or having red text in their posts? How do they do it?
I have the solution for you!
Head over to any post, click on it and click on the three dots on the right side of the post. Choose 'copy raw'
After that you can open any editor, i.e. peakd - hive - inleo ... just about anyone.
Paste it there and you have the whole post by the blogger! Go to the spot you are interested in checking out ... and copy the code.
ATTENTION Do not copy the post!
For instance, here you see how you can make a bold text or how to put two images next to each other, as if they were in a table.
Final Words
In this post we learned two (more) things that can be done through the inleo.io platform. 1. You can reblog a comment (or your comment) and 2. You can check out the 'code' someone used to have a specific formatting in their post!
Were these secrets useful to you?
Anything else to share below?
Thanks for stopping by!