How to access full post thread editor while editing post?

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The discussion addresses the limitations of the full post thread editor, noting that certain editing functions, like paragraphing, are unavailable when editing existing threads. Users are encouraged to explore the editing tools by tapping the three-dot menu, which reveals additional options. The conversation also highlights the term "vertical ellipsis" for the three-dot icon. Overall, the thread seeks to clarify editing capabilities within the platform. Understanding these features can enhance user experience when managing posts.
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I noticed that only certain functions are available in the full post thread editor (the more option button when first starting a new thread), but not when you edit threads that were posted (like paragraphing etc). Is there a reason why?

Just curious ;)
 
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Try tapping the little three-dot thingies in the bar with editing tools, the missing tools will appear.
 
Nugatory said:
Try tapping the little three-dot thingies in the bar with editing tools, the missing tools will appear.
Just not paragraphing but well...
 
Nugatory said:
... the little three-dot thingies
Apparently, and quite reasonably, that is called a "vertical ellipsis".
 
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