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Post by KingBear on Apr 5, 2013 0:05:00 GMT -4
If anyone needs help with coding in their posts, feel free to ask questions or ask for support here. Please dont create a second thread if you dont have to, it will make it easier for us to track this. Quick tip: In order to shrink or make an image larger, it's a simple step in coding. When putting [/img] around your link for the picture, simply add "height=??" and replace the ?? with a number. The image will auto adjust to make it look good but smaller. Example: Turns into With this code: [img height=100]http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b400/Helz1/PapaBear_zps3c3cad3b.jpg[/img]
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Post by KingBear on May 8, 2013 23:16:59 GMT -4
Quick Tip #2: Floating images is fun and simple.. We even have a set of crude as hell looking buttons on the forum for doing this. Basically, you can click the button and get codes like this: [div style="float:left;"][/div][div style="float:left;"][/div] Which takes your thread and makes it look much cleaner and concise, examples below. Without the Float Command: This is Ray White and he is one of our announcers.. He's pretty experienced and likes his job. And this is all filler text just to show you exactly what happens. None of this matters all that much but if you read this far, feel free to PM me and you'll get kudos in the form of an extra point for the week. Which goes towards you actually getting possible title shots. And this is in two different places in the thread. So as I said, filler text just to show you.. Floating images! WOOT! With the float command: This is Ray White and he is one of our announcers.. He's pretty experienced and likes his job. And this is all filler text just to show you exactly what happens. None of this matters all that much but if you read this far, feel free to PM me and you'll get kudos in the form of an extra point for the week. Which goes towards you actually getting possible title shots. And this is in two different places in the thread. So as I said, filler text just to show you.. Floating images! WOOT! So as I said, it's quite simple.. Float images and it makes things look more concise
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