Question: how do you make a link look like actual words instead of stuff//things/images.interwebz:206-fake728/?
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Bearbeitet von hopla: 12/9/2013 8:27:39 AM[spoiler]When you open your reply/comment option you'll see the two usual text fields: one takes up one line and inside has the text "Share a link url, image url, or youtube video" The one below should show up with a blinking text cursor and will read "My body is ready..." when unselected and unchanged. In between is a light grey box with these options inside:[quote][b]B[/b] [i]I[/i] [u]U[/u] Quote Link Named Link Spoiler[/quote] [/spoiler]The best way to get what you're after is to highlight the word or series of characters (lets use the word [i][u]link[/u][/i] for an example) that you would like to show up as that blue link and click the "Named Link" option above your main body text field. The biggest difference between pasting in an address or surrounding one with {url} {/url} is the use of the = sign. (I'll use braces -- these }{ -- instead of regular brackets ( ][ ) from here on out so the code doesn't disappear) That'll give you something that looks [i]almost[/i] like this: {url=http://www.bungie.net}link{/url} From there you can replace the blue and white, {url=[b]http://www.bungie.net[/b]}[b]link[/b]{/url} With you desired address and text like this: {url=http://www.bungie.net/pubassets/907/brave_frontier_desktop.jpg}{i}Linktyphokus bodacious{/i}{/url} This {url=} and this {/url} are your most important parts to getting it all to work together. [url=http://quarks.maynau.com/Trifid.jpg]If you don't highlight your text before clicking "Named Link" then {url=http://www.bungie.net}link{/url} will not appear where your cursor is, it will appear at the end of your text. So unless you plan on typing the command in manually (which you'll probably be doing in no time) you'll want to type out whatever text you want the link to be activated by and highlight it so it is placed at your convenience[/url].
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Awesome. Thanks for that lengthy, detailed answer.