How to edit page :|

[Vanity]

Oki ive seen poeple being able to edit their page like a post but i can't seem to do that....I try to type my info by typing something on a amv announcement and then copy paste it on my profile but doesn't seem to work....how do i add all the goodies to my profile like everyone else =/

[JaddziaDax]

are you talking about adding links or something? or adding images/text colors and what not?

[Vanity]

yeah thats exactly what im talking about

[Kariudo]

<a> tags and css my friend (works in profile and video information page)

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<a style="display:block; background:url('url to your image here, yes keep the single quotes'); height:[height of image in px]px; width:[same thing as height]px; background-repeat:no-repeat;"></a>

as an example...here's some code from my profile page

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<a style="display:block; height:100px; width:100px; background:url('http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/4677/smalllafielissmallmw5.jpg'); background-repeat:no-repeat;">

everything inside of style is css. If you want to learn more, I found this site to be extremely helpful

[Anicsi]

I hope you don't mind me picking up this thread.
Well, I have the same issue, too, however, I only want to add a picture, nothing more.
Isn't there just a simple way to do this? I mean without having to learn the whole process. Something like an order I can use, only with adding the URL name and (if needed) wide and height?

Would be really greatful
Anna

[Kariudo]

Using css is the only way right now, but you pretty much just have to copy/paste the code in my last post (and change the url, height and width.)

In addition to my last post...
You'll probably have to change the position of the image you put into your profile. To do that, put the following somewhere into the css:

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position:relative; top:[x]px; left:[y]px

more code from my profile

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<a style="display:block; position:relative; background:url('http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/2/haseoup1.png'); width:215px; height:300px; left:300px; top:-20px; margin-bottom:-300px;"></a>

(margin-bottom is just for aesthetics, makes it so that there is no gap between whatever was before the pic and what comes next)

+edit 4/29/10: <img> can now be used in the video description page...so yeah, use that instead