How to show names for links

[supernova1965]

Hi all,

I am wanting to make a name link instead of having the whole link in a post I am sure I have done it here before but I can't figure it out now.:help:

[multiweb]

Highlight the word prior to creating the link and it will link to the string.

[iceman]

Like Marc said, if you use the wysiwyg editor, highlight the word and click the "world with link" icon, and paste your link.

If you type it yourself, use {URL=http://....}word here{/URL}. But replace the {} with square brackets.

[asimov]

Yep, highlight the word you want to replace with the link IE 'HERE' & copy & paste the link straight over the top of the highlighted word.

[supernova1965]

Thanks guys

That's quick service there

[acropolite]

Better still clue yourself up on BB code here (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/misc.php?do=bbcode).

[Suzy]

I have been wanting to know how to do this for so long!
Thanks for posting that question Warren. :)

[erick]

jump . (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=73391) :D

[Suzy]

Show off! :rolleyes: :P:lol:

I know how to do it now so am very excited! :party:
Took me ages to figure it out though :screwy:. I'm not terribly computer literate.:rolleyes:

[bartman]

Well it took me a while but I did ask about "multi-quotes (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=71431)" and it worked!
:P:D:P:D

So linking words to links is pizz easy now....hehehehe:hi:

Bartman

[erick]

I think that is the only bit of assembly language I remember - "jump ." means jump to the present location - so it's an endless loop. Until an interrupt is sensed - eg. someone presses a key.

[MrB]

This jump (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?p=706967#post706967) is better ;)

[erick]

Very true :thumbsup: