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#1 xcirrusx Nov 25, 2008 18:14:16	I couldn't think of another forum to ask this, and this being the off topic tavern i figured it would be fine. In your signature, how to you add links and those show boxes? A cookie to the first person who helps me, thank you!
#2 baneofelves Nov 25, 2008 18:26:33	no idea on the boxes, but to put a link in there, all you have to do is hit control-c when you have the link highlighted, and then go to you sig, and hit control-v. Bam. Link copied to sig. Do I get half a cookie for this?
#3 xcirrusx Nov 25, 2008 18:29:58	actually i was thinking along the lines of [blah blah blah check herefor details on blah blah blah. Its when you substitute a single word for the link itself
#4 baneofelves Nov 25, 2008 18:35:05	oh. No idea on that. I'm not a very high level poster.
#5 pigknight Nov 25, 2008 19:00:38	Press the lil' globe thing when the word you want to link is highlighted then ctrl-v the ctrl-c'ed link into the text that pops up (you will porbably have to allow it). To create spoiler blocks wrap text in [ sblock=Name Here]Text[/sblock] Creates: Name Here Text
#6 Lord_Ventnor Nov 25, 2008 19:06:33	You do it like so: [noparse] Title Stuff you want to say
#7 xcirrusx Nov 25, 2008 19:07:58	Dictionary prize for pigknight Cookie!
#8 dirtyfrank Nov 25, 2008 21:56:13	I'll one up everyone. vB Code List for all your code needs.
#9 RUMPLESTIX Nov 25, 2008 21:58:02	If I had started to post 10 seconds sooner, you would have ninja'd me. As it is, you just completely beat me instead of sneaking in. vB Code List
#10 Qube Nov 26, 2008 0:33:34	or check out my sig for more info ... (the vB Code List does not include how to make a 'deck' box for powers ...)
#11 dirtyfrank Nov 26, 2008 1:17:47	If I had started to post 10 seconds sooner, you would have ninja'd me. As it is, you just completely beat me instead of sneaking in. vB Code List I believe that I did ninja you because I had no interest in it until I saw, on your profile, that you were viewing this thread. At that moment I read through the first post, put up the link and posted. After the post I had enough time to see that you were still on this thread, so I moved on to other things. :D Maybe I should ninja you more often. :P
#12 RUMPLESTIX Nov 26, 2008 18:21:12	I believe that I did ninja you because I had no interest in it until I saw, on your profile, that you were viewing this thread. At that moment I read through the first post, put up the link and posted. After the post I had enough time to see that you were still on this thread, so I moved on to other things. :D Maybe I should ninja you more often. :P My route was more circuitous. I read through the thread and decided to make a post. I left the thread, entered messaging, and then copied the tag showing how to do it from the pm you had sent earlier. Then I returned to the thread with intentions of posting and your post was there. The time of your post matched the time on my computer when I was about to hit reply.
#13 pigknight Nov 26, 2008 19:45:33	*Eats cookies* Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
#14 dirtyfrank Nov 26, 2008 23:49:00	My route was more circuitous. I read through the thread and decided to make a post. I left the thread, entered messaging, and then copied the tag showing how to do it from the pm you had sent earlier. Then I returned to the thread with intentions of posting and your post was there. The time of your post matched the time on my computer when I was about to hit reply. You seem to like to do a lot of back and forth. :P I click the "post reply" button then open a second tab. I then go to bookmarks and have the second tab come to the forums. From that tab I clicked on "Forum FAQ" (up at the top). I thin clicked on "vB Codes Quicklink". I copied the URL then pasted it. Type a few words and the entire post took about a minute or two to do (at most). :D I have found that when you need to search for information having multiple tabs open is very useful and very quick.