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This question has a template already created for answering it. That is, instead of the answer textbox starting out empty, it starts out with this text in it:

[![Tagline to show on mouseover][1]][2]

  [1]: http://image-url
  [2]: http://clickthrough-url

Now, granted, a template like this would rarely be suitable...especially outside of meta. But...how is that done? Is this just a special feature that only moderators or Stack Exchange employees can use?

This question has a template already created for answering it. That is, instead of the answer textbox starting out empty, it starts out with this text in it:

[![Tagline to show on mouseover][1]][2]

  [1]: http://image-url
  [2]: http://clickthrough-url

Now, granted, a template like this would rarely be suitable...especially outside of meta. But...how is that done? Is this just a special feature that only moderators or Stack Exchange employees can use?

This question has a template already created for answering it. That is, instead of the answer textbox starting out empty, it starts out with this text in it:

[![Tagline to show on mouseover][1]][2]

  [1]: http://image-url
  [2]: http://clickthrough-url

Now, granted, a template like this would rarely be suitable...especially outside of meta. But...how is that done? Is this just a special feature that only administrators can use?

This question has a template already created for answering it. That is, instead of the answer textbox starting out empty, it starts out with this text in it:

[![Tagline to show on mouseover][1]][2]

  [1]: http://image-url
  [2]: http://clickthrough-url

Now, granted, a template like this would rarely be suitable...especially outside of meta. But...how is that done? Is this just a special feature that only moderators or Stack Exchange employees can use?