I've seen others able to bury a link within a word. Like "click HERE"
How do you do that rather than just pasting the entire URL in a post which looks messy?
Thanks.
Chris L
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I've seen others able to bury a link within a word. Like "click HERE"
How do you do that rather than just pasting the entire URL in a post which looks messy?
Thanks.
Chris L
I've been wondering this myself.
It goes like this: (URL=http://straightrazorpalace.com)WORDS YOU WANT HERE (/URL) replacing the ( and ) with the usual [ and ] as if I had used those, you would not have seen my fancy typing. :D Again, here's the same thing with the squared brackets:
It goes like this: WORDS YOU WANT HERE replacing the ( and ) with the usual [ and ] as if I had used those, you would not have seen my fancy typing. :D
Regards
Kaptain "Hypertext" Zero
After you click the Insert Link button, it pops up with the bracketed URL, and ends with a bracketed /URL. The text between those two sets of brackets is what displays. So I'll try to do one without brackets (so it shows up) that links back to this thread.
URL="http://straightrazorpalace.com/showthread.php?p=171786#post171786"http://straightrazorpalace.com/showt...786#post171786/URL
The bolded and underlined text is what shows up. So to change it to a "click here" sort of thing, type the word Click, then insert the link and replace the above underlined URL text with Here and it should look like:
Click URL="http://straightrazorpalace.com/showthread.php?p=171786#post171786"Here/URL
And your final product is...
Click Here
But I have problems making some things clear. lol
I'm sure someone else can explain it better.
^Like Kaptain Zero^
lol
Quick buggar.
Wow, I'm even lazier than that. what i do is type my message and then highlight the words i want as a link dubl duck on the bay then click the insert link button and paste the link in, naturally i have copied the link and usually have it open in another window... saves typing the HTML
Testing testing 123http://http://straightrazorpalace.com/showthread.php?p=171837#post171837
Can't seem to do it.
Mark,Quote:
Originally Posted by JMS
Edit your post so it goes from this:
URL="http://http//www.straightrazorplace.com/forums/showthread.php?p=171837#post171837"]http://http://straightrazorpalace.com/showthread.php?p=171837#post171837[/URL]
to this:
URL="http//www.straightrazorplace.com/forums/showthread.php?p=171837#post171837"]CLICK ME!![/URL]
(and whack the original "[" back in place - I removed it so the code would show up.)
James.
Since I'm some what challenged when it comes to forums and fancy typing I'm using this post for testing.
Barbershop
1. Copy your link.
2. Click the "Insert Link" button (the one with the globe on it).
3. Paste the link and click OK. The link will appear in your post.
4. Highlight the link.
5. Type the words you want in place of the link.
Here
Just like that!
Norm
I do the same as syslight and norman931.
Thanks guys, I was doing it the *hard way*! :D
Christian
here goes.....
Roadrunner
I've been wondering about that too. Let's see if I can do eeet...
edit for one more try:
click for freedom
Great guys thanks for asking the question and giving the answer!!
testing testing 123
Thanks Norman!
test
this is another test
also testing 123this is a test just a test
I wanna try this
freedom:tuQuote:
Originally Posted by DEwey
testing this link
Coool!
Thanks
FredC
I've always wanted to know how everybody did this.
Now I can rule the world! HAHAHAHA (Maniacally)
Well...maybe not, but pretty cool none the less!!
I'm testing too. here
One more time here
If this doesnt work I quithere
Now I can get that computer job I always wanted!
test here and maybe over there
That will work. I find it a little easier to:Quote:
Originally Posted by norman931
1. Type the words you want, like CLICK HERE.
2. Highlight those words.
3. Click on the "Insert Link" button.
4. Type in or paste in your URL. Be careful you aren't left with two copies of "http://"
5. PREVIEW your post and make sure the link looks right and works before posting it.
like this