How do you ping people?

[Showtym_Sport]

I know I have asked this before but how do you ping people? I have been trying to figure it out but it doesn't work

[Southerngal]

I know I have asked this before but how do you ping people? I have been trying to figure it out but it doesn't work

You can either click the " button on another person's post, then type below or just outside of the brackets with 'quote' in them. If you aren't doing that, you can click the box that says 'Quote' at the top of the full editor reply. When that happens, this will show up:
[ quote ][ / quote]
Just without the spaces. When that happens, after the first word quote, you put an =" ", and between the " You put the persons username. Between the brackets, you can out anything you want, like 'ping', 'hey', or just ... if you want.

[Showtym_Sport]

I know I have asked this before but how do you ping people? I have been trying to figure it out but it doesn't work

You can either click the " button on another person's post, then type below or just outside of the brackets with 'quote' in them. If you aren't doing that, you can click the box that says 'Quote' at the top of the full editor reply. When that happens, this will show up:
[ quote ][ / quote]
Just without the spaces. When that happens, after the first word quote, you put an =" ", and between the " You put the persons username. Between the brackets, you can out anything you want, like 'ping', 'hey', or just ... if you want.

So do you put an equals before the " ?

[Southerngal]

You can either click the " button on another person's post, then type below or just outside of the brackets with 'quote' in them. If you aren't doing that, you can click the box that says 'Quote' at the top of the full editor reply. When that happens, this will show up:
[ quote ][ / quote]
Just without the spaces. When that happens, after the first word quote, you put an =" ", and between the " You put the persons username. Between the brackets, you can out anything you want, like 'ping', 'hey', or just ... if you want.

So do you put an equals before the " ?

Yeah, sorry, it'll look like

[Showtym_Sport]

So do you put an equals before the " ?

Yeah, sorry, it'll look like

Ohhhhhhh I get it thanks, will try it now