How do you make the words blur until the person clicks on the blur?

[symbolipoint]

This shows a few blurred words.

Post in thread 'Synonym for troupe'

Friday, 10:35 PM

Too light-hearted. This is a survival drama.

Then cohort. Cannot get more serious.

In his final two novels "Stella Maris" and "The Passenger" American writer Cormac McCarthy introduces abbreviation hort to describe a literal (or possibly imaginary) theater troupe. Select members of this troupe including their purported ringmaster and story narrator The Thalidomide* Kid, provide companionship and distraction to a beautiful young mathematician who also calls these special characters horts. Both novels revolve around survival and early death...

• Klystron

How do we make the chosen words blurred?

 

[phinds]

you select the spoileroption.

 

[symbolipoint]

Not sure I understand but I will try now.
To Blur

I guess it's called "inline spoiler". But it seems to be the upper-face-mask icon and not any smile icon. I'll see what happens after posting.

 

[martinbn]

This shows a few blurred words.

Post in thread 'Synonym for troupe'

Friday, 10:35 PM

Too light-hearted. This is a survival drama.

Then cohort. Cannot get more serious.

In his final two novels "Stella Maris" and "The Passenger" American writer Cormac McCarthy introduces abbreviation hort to describe a literal (or possibly imaginary) theater troupe. Select members of this troupe including their purported ringmaster and story narrator The Thalidomide* Kid, provide companionship and distraction to a beautiful young mathematician who also calls these special characters horts. Both novels revolve around survival and early death...

• Klystron

How do we make the chosen words blurred?

If you click reply you can see what they did.

 

[mfb]

Only if they use the code editor, or switch to it. It's the [ ] icon.

 

[DaveC426913]

Only if they use the code editor, or switch to it. It's the [ ] icon.

To clarify:

This button lets you see and edit the code that controls how text renders.

I use this a lot when fixing up nested quotes.