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Spoiler tags are used to hide text unless hovered over. They are done by starting lines with '>! '.
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How to format text inside spoilers?
Building on Shevliaskovic’s answer,
there are lots of things that you can do with HTML
that you can’t do with markdown. It’s a bit messy,
but you don’t need any invisible characters (spaces at the en …
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Spoiler markup: ____________________
$\color{black}{\textsf{I hope I’m not}}$ letting the cat out of the bag,
$\color{black}{\textsf{but you actually can}}$
display some $\color{black}{\textsf{inline}}$ text
in a spoiler block $\color{ …
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