please,highlight the address as
#11
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Originally Posted by craftybear
yes, it makes it easier to just click on it, when I see them, I usally reply and make the link clickable, as sometimes others not sure how to do it
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#12
Originally Posted by mommamac
Originally Posted by Kappy
Originally Posted by mommamac
To get links to highlight:
See Tags to the left of message response box.
type an open bracket, url then a closed bracket - type in link, then type open bracket, / url then a closed bracket
See Tags to the left of message response box.
type an open bracket, url then a closed bracket - type in link, then type open bracket, / url then a closed bracket
type an open bracket, then type color=blue, then a closed bracket next type an open bracket, a /, then the word color, and a closed bracket - this should change the color ~ let's see
#14
Originally Posted by mommamac
to use tags --- type the first set of brackets with whatever is in it, then type word/s you want changed, then type second set of brackets with whatever is in it.
hope this helps
probably should have started another topic but figured Kappy was following this thread to get help...
hope this helps
probably should have started another topic but figured Kappy was following this thread to get help...
#17
Congratulations......I still can't seem to get it in color. :-(
I can do my links just fine but can't seem to grasp how to change the color in my thread with just writing like this and I think I followed the directions given...and am still working on those smilies. :cry:
I can do my links just fine but can't seem to grasp how to change the color in my thread with just writing like this and I think I followed the directions given...and am still working on those smilies. :cry:
#18
changing color is basically the same as doing the links - the command is in brackets...
so within the 1st bracket type: ['color=' & the word for the color you want] then type the words you want changed, then add the other bracket - which has a /and the word 'color'
so within the 1st bracket type: ['color=' & the word for the color you want] then type the words you want changed, then add the other bracket - which has a /and the word 'color'
#19
Originally Posted by mommamac
changing color is basically the same as doing the links - the command is in brackets...
so within the 1st bracket type: ['color=' & the word for the color you want] then type the words you want changed, then add the other bracket - which has a /and the word 'color'
so within the 1st bracket type: ['color=' & the word for the color you want] then type the words you want changed, then add the other bracket - which has a /and the word 'color'
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