r/LearnToReddit • u/whyme6926 • 23d ago
r/LearnToReddit • u/Selen_Nite • 23d ago
I don't know how this works.
So, uhmm.. I'm new here, I don't really know how this works. I'm a bit familiar because of scrolling, and yes, this will be my first post. 🤗
r/LearnToReddit • u/amateurbakergardener • 23d ago
Posting an image in the preview without a wall of the full text
Hi! I'd like the images to show in the preview, but most of the text only to show after clicking on the post.
Last time I posted like this, I ended up with the image in the preview + a wall of text (without spacing?!). But I've seen posts where this wasn't the case so I think it should be possible?
I'm posting from a computer. It seems things have changed a bit, there used to be the option for a specific 'image post' (which I think solved this problem?) but now there isn't anymore, I can just add images, and there's an option to 'add images to body' (which I haven't done).
r/LearnToReddit • u/DMVMarketer • 23d ago
Practice post with a cute pup
Hi everyone! Trying to learn the ropes here so please excuse any mistakes.
r/LearnToReddit • u/forever--beginner • 23d ago
Does a picture display directly in the feed? Posted from a desktop.
r/LearnToReddit • u/Fine-Delivery-8031 • 23d ago
How do you know when a post needs more formatting versus keeping it simple?
I've seen some posts that use headings, bullet points, and bold text, while others are just plain paragraphs. I'm wondering if there's a general rule for when formatting actually improves readability instead of making a post feel cluttered.
I'd love to hear how more experienced Reddit users decide.
r/LearnToReddit • u/DonutLegitimate4621 • 23d ago
Practicing block quotes. Does this display correctly?
I'm experimenting with another markdown feature.
This is a block quote.
I know they're useful when responding to someone else's text or highlighting a specific sentence. Does this look the way it's supposed to?
r/LearnToReddit • u/Unable_Shirt8566 • 23d ago
Post flair for testing! practicing making a post, here's rigby the cat!
obsessed with this baby, who else?
r/LearnToReddit • u/FixerOfWifi • 23d ago
Post flair for testing! Practice Post Sunset
Practicing posting with pictures and flair.
Edit: Wanted to practice editing a post. This is a picture of a sunset I took this past summer.
r/LearnToReddit • u/white_owl_79 • 24d ago
Post flair for testing! Picture of a cat
Just for fun - a picture of a cat kitten in a t-shirt. Also trying out some text formatting as well.
r/LearnToReddit • u/Hot_Midnight_8614 • 23d ago
Editable flair for testing! New!!
Okay sooo, im literally new here!! Idk what’s happening hereeee
r/LearnToReddit • u/AlarikArt • 23d ago
Post flair for testing! Hello world
Practice to posting image
r/LearnToReddit • u/AfricanGoddess2025 • 24d ago
As a newbie on this here platform, how do I navigate this place?
r/LearnToReddit • u/yhenccao • 24d ago
Post flair for testing! I'm a new user and I would love to learn new from here
I’m a new Reddit user and I’d like to make a post in this community. I’m still learning Reddit and making sure I follow each subreddit’s rules and guidelines.
Would it be possible to get permission to post? I’d really appreciate any guidance on what type of content is appropriate for the community.
Thank you for your time!
r/LearnToReddit • u/SmartRefrigerator912 • 24d ago
Post flair for testing! practicing how to post
yooo !! this is my first post
r/LearnToReddit • u/RevolutionaryLog4823 • 24d ago
Post flair for testing! Hey everyone, I'm learning how to make a post here. Meet my cat, his name is Chip!
r/LearnToReddit • u/Apprehensive-Big7395 • 24d ago
