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Re: link
Hi..
To make an image link you need to add [img]and%20then[/img] at the front and start of the text link.. but SC don't like or accept ' Hot-linking' in this fashion.. also..linking direct to a full size picture slows down the server and reduces bandwidth..so you would better to
1= right click on the photo and save it to your computer'
2= upload the photo to a file sharing sytem/photo share syste, like Imgebam etc etc..
I hope this helps..
kiss
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To make an image link you need to add [img]and%20then[/img] at the front and start of the text link.. but SC don't like or accept ' Hot-linking' in this fashion.. also..linking direct to a full size picture slows down the server and reduces bandwidth..so you would better to
1= right click on the photo and save it to your computer'
2= upload the photo to a file sharing sytem/photo share syste, like Imgebam etc etc..
I hope this helps..
kiss
brandy
xxxx
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Re: link
Normally, when you make a link it's preceded by the BBCode tag [ url ] (without the spaces), with [ / url ] right after it. If you want to make text hyperlink, put those tags around the words, and put your link within the first tag, like this: [ url = link ] text [ / url ].hablanke wrote:how is it possible to make a link to an URL out of text (like i see in the southern-charms corner)?
Here's an example (if you click "quote" in the top right corner of this post, you'll see the tags):
http://www.google.com or This text links to Google
Hope that helps!