Re: Image link

[XspitfireDemonX]

I posted this awhile back and it died. I've tried alot of stuff and can't seem to get it. So i'll try this again and see if it helps. I need to make an image link and i don't know how. Any guides, sigs, walk throughs i'm happy with any help. By the way if it involes code i'm not to good with it :\

Thx
-Ryan-

[trythil]

<a href="..." [target="..."] ><img src="..." [border=0] \></a>

where [ ] denote optional parameters.

[Declan_Vee]

I posted this awhile back and it died. I've tried alot of stuff and can't seem to get it. So i'll try this again and see if it helps. I need to make an image link and i don't know how. Any guides, sigs, walk throughs i'm happy with any help. By the way if it involes code i'm not to good with it :\

Thx
-Ryan-

Bad news, there's code.

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[url=WEBSITE URL][img]IMAGE URL[/img][/url]

so basically you replace WEBSITE URL with whatever your link is be it http://www.animemusicvideos.org or whatever. And for your IMAGE URL well that's for you to know. I'm assuming you've got it uploaded somewhere.

[Declan_Vee]

<a href="..." [target="..."] ><img src="..." [border=0] \></a>

where [ ] denote optional parameters.

Or that. Granted I'd avoid HTML for such things, too many boards just don't support it.

[Scintilla]

The <img> tag doesn't seem to work here.

HTML: <img src="http://s93771304.onlinehome.us/excelpanning.jpg">

but

BBCode:

[trythil]

<a href="..." [target="..."] ><img src="..." [border=0] \></a>

where [ ] denote optional parameters.

Or that. Granted I'd avoid HTML for such things, too many boards just don't support it.

Oops. He never stated "for use on a bulletin board".

BTW, all boards "support" usage of HTML; many just restrict it to keep users from doing stupid things.

[XspitfireDemonX]