U know where the word is highlighted and yellow. But its actually a link to a site. Kinda hard to explain but I'm sure somebody here knows what I'm talkin about.
You highlight the text you want to be "linked" and then hit the chain icon on the toolbar and put in the address to the site you want them to check out
Note that you need a full URL, like "HTTP://www.gamespot.com", not "www.gamespot.com". I don't know about BBCode, but it doesn't like it when you do the latter in HTML. For example, this link will lead you to GameSpot's 404 page, since it thinks I'm trying to link to the gamespot.com/pages/forums/ domain.
Note that you need a full URL, like "HTTP://www.gamespot.com", not "www.gamespot.com". I don't know about BBCode, but it doesn't like it when you do the latter in HTML. For example, this link will lead you to GameSpot's 404 page, since it thinks I'm trying to link to the gamespot.com/pages/forums/ domain. EJ902
Note that you need a full URL, like "HTTP://www.gamespot.com", not "www.gamespot.com". I don't know about BBCode, but it doesn't like it when you do the latter in HTML. For example, this link will lead you to GameSpot's 404 page, since it thinks I'm trying to link to the gamespot.com/pages/forums/ domain. -Karayan-
I never use http hi Ah right, so it doesn't matter with BBCode then. The link I made was in HTML, which is picky about having a protocol.
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