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I want to change my signature to include a linked banner, but when I go to the edit my signature page it says that the html is turned off. Can I change this? How can I post a banner with a link to a website? Am I not allowed until I have reached a certain number of posts?
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JazzAh, Tsk tsk tsk, use vBCode instead. 🙂
yes, vbcode is similar to but not quite identical to html. it’s really pretty easy to pick up, i find myself accidentally typing out the vbcode for links or pictures when i mean to type the html.
for a link banner, try this:
[ url=”http://yourserver.com/page.htm”%5D%5B img]http://yourserver.com/image.png[/img][/url]
you’ll need to remove the space before img and url to make them work… i had to insert the spaces so that the line would still appear.
😮 Tigerblade, you don’t know how to bypass the vBCode parser?
[url=https://bigblueball.com/]BigBlueBall.com[/url]
That’s actually the proper way to do it…and if you want an image, as well…
[url=https://bigblueball.com/][img]https://bigblueball.com/images/blah.jpg[/img][/url]
Spike wrote:😮 Tigerblade, you don’t know how to bypass the vBCode parser?eh, sadly not. havent really had much need to til now. care to share?Tigerblade wrote:eh, sadly not. havent really had much need to til now. care to share?
Brock knows how!
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I think, at least that is what is on vBulletin’s site.That, or simply do this:
[font=Verdana][[/font]url=https://bigblueball.com/forums]BigBlueBall.com[/url]
Spike wrote:That, or simply do this:[font=Verdana][[/font]url=https://bigblueball.com/forums]BigBlueBall.com[/url]
That essentially what Tigerblade did…
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