Url Question

[JohnRossDele]

hi, how do you get a url such as Http/www.----------------.com to a word like click here

 

[Harlequins]

Press the button marked with a green plus mark, a pop up box comes up enter the url of what you want to put up,click ok,then another box pops up,type in what the link is...

my tank

 

[arobinson1984]

When your writing a message, next to the smiley face drop down box and just under the fonts drop down box is an icon with like a greeen triangle and a green cross on it, click that.

The first box that comes up is where you enter the website address that you want to link to, click ok, the second box is the words that you want to create the link like 'here'

Andy

 

[JohnRossDele]

thanks

 

[waterdrop]

Press the button marked with a green plus mark, a pop up box comes up enter the url of what you want to put up,click ok,then another box pops up,type in what the link is...

my tank

Is it just me or does anyone else think Harlequins has those plants a bit deep? Harlequins, at the top of the roots where the leaf stems start is the "crown" of the plant and usually its placed just barely touching the substrate, essentially above the substrate. For stem plants this is obviously not an issue (those, stems, should be unbunched and separated from each other.) In that nice picture of your tank it looks to me like the plants might be planted too deep, could just be me not seeing it well but that's the appearance.

~~waterdrop~~
ps. JohnRoss, there's a nice example of the "scripting code" (what the green plus supposedly gives you when its working right) you can see by using the "BB Code Help" button to the immediate lower right of the Compose window where you are writing your reply. Its pretty easy to get used to just directly coding that particular bit of script directly as you write. The whole original idea in the late 1970's programming world of borrowing "scripting language" techniques from the world of paper publishing/editing was partly that unlike learning programming languages, scripting techniques, like html, could be remembered more easily by non-programmers and used inline in the midst of staying focused on ones writing.