Collapse2 basically acts like collapse except collapse turns the text in the brackets into what people see initially while collapse2 turns the text between the brackets into what people see initially. If you're doing a bunch of modifications like changing text sizes or fonts to the text you're hiding, you do collapse. If you just want to keep the hidden text uniform while being able to modify the initial text, you use collapse2.
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You could also wrap modifications around the collapse to change the text in the brackets and the add specifications to the text between the brackets to keep them from changing as well. You can examine this text if you want to see it for yourself.
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That sort of thing could have helped the fact that your Description, Class Skills, Personal Skills, and NP all have very tiny initial text. While you wouldn't be able to do everything you usually do or what you did to the hidden text, you could have at least made it bigger. Or, are those really tiny pictures?
Collapse3 would've just been for the NP as, when you click on Collapse3, the text doesn't change back if you click again, which would solve the issue with it flipping when you want to open the spoiler text inside.
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Disappointing, but understandable.
Quite the paradox indeed.
Did I set that bar? I thought
world-0 did when he opened my eyes to the possibilities with
Mercadier. Dagonet was just my attempt to implement the idea with my own flair.
Koga: FL would tell him off, saying she didn't do it for him, and that his pride means little when it was demons that abandoned her. Mila would likely hear that and need to be stopped from trying to rip out his throat because, as FL said, she was abandoned by them, and, while Mila happy it led to her meeting FL, it's still something that clearly bothers her.
Anne Frank: But if she's Miss Fortune,
then who is narrator?
Jiao Yu: Time for the boom boom.
Chapter in Art of War, huh? Man, that just makes me think of Tsung Zhu. Someone must have turned him into a Servant. Let me check. ...Wait, what? First William Wallace, and now Tsung freaking Zhu?! Am I missing something?
Argo: When they say your girl is as big as a barge and you be like "Yeah. What about it?"
I need to make an inanimate object Servant sometime. Something with this kind of style. Guess it's going on the list.