With the help of the add-on stylish you can make use of it.

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a:link,
a:visited,

It seems to be impossible here, to edit or attach (small) files (feature files or batch files for example) to a post, that is not the first one in a thread. So I will use this blog entry as attachment container. If I write a post in another thread, in which I want to post a file, I will post a direct link to the attachment. And in this blog entry, I will add links to the posts, to which the attachments are related.

If the name of a file is *extension_.txt, *zip_.txt for example, the filetype is zip and you have to rename the file to *.zip, because uploading zip files is also impossible.

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