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| Topic Started: Mar 31 2004, 06:06 PM (19,949 Views) | |
| Alcario | Mar 31 2004, 06:06 PM Post #1 |
"Not a Japanese Pigtailed Idol Meganekko"
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Here is how you can add the link to the forums in the invisionfree forum description: Admin CP ›› Manage Forums ›› Settings Forum Description Now let me show you what is in the forum discription:
So let be break it down for you: blue: put the URL of the forum here. purple: target="_self" will open the link in the same window, if you want the link to open in a new window, put "_blank" green: put the name of the forum here. red: separators, not really needed, but they help it look more neater. The end result should look like this:
And if you would like to add a new link, just use this code:
Adding images to the description Now remember, HTML is enabled in the forum discriptions, and you can even have images in it too! Like this:
And the end result would be this:
And if you would like to add a new image, use this code:
Adding pretty colors to the description Using the SPAN tags, I can create color in the discription, for example:
Would result in this:
As you can see, I can make "not" red by using the SPAN tag. To make bold or italic or underlined text, it's the same as using BBcode, except instead of it's
Edited by RyanF, May 19 2008, 04:58 AM.
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