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How to black out words for spoilers

I saw (in the assigment tracker discussion) you were unsure how to black out spoilery information on regular pages. You can use the 'spoilertext' command to do that:

{*{spoilertext|This information will be blacked out and can only be seen by hightlighting the area}*}.

Just remove the two '*'s' (one at each end) to get it to work:

Template:Spoilertext.

Hope that helps.  :) --Stevehim 05:59, 29 November 2008 (EST)

Spoiler information needs to stay off of pages not in the Spoiler namespace. Using the spoilertext is not sufficient as people reading through the recent changes will still be exposed to the information. (Admin 06:22, 29 November 2008 (EST))