Links that are just one word - How do you do that?

[Quarters]

If I want to post a link and have a specific word be the link, how do i do this?

for example:

google.com

and I want just the words “google” to be the link instead of the address.

Also, is it posible to have a picture as a link as well (inside a thread)?

[Dragonbones]

@Dragonbones

After typing the word that you want the link to appear as, highlight that word (or words), and click the URL button. This will bookend your link with [url] and [/url]. Next, go to the [url] (the leading one), put your cursor between the lower-case L and the ], type = and paste the real link.

EDIT: Note – don’t include the word “code” anywhere. That’s just something I used so that you can see my [url]-type code entries the way you type them. Just focus on what you see in the quote-like white boxes. When you’re done, before posting, the code will look something like this:

[url=www.longwebaddressgoeshere]one-wordlinkgoeshere[/url]

[Quarters]

@Dragonbones

After typing the word that you want the link to appear as, highlight that word (or words), and click the URL button. This will bookend your link with [URL] and [/URL]. Next, go to the [URL], put your cursor between the L and ], type = and paste the real link.

Thanks Dragonbones!

Testing it now…

Google[URL=http://www.google.com][/code]

grrrrrrrr, ok that didnt work

[/url]

[Rascal]

Quarters, don’t use “code”, just “url” tags as shown below:

[url=www.google.com]Google[/url]

[Dragonbones]

Yeah, what’s inside the brackets will be url in front, and /url behind.

[Quarters]

[quote=“Rascal”]Quarters, don’t use “code”, just “url” tags as shown below:

[url=www.google.com]Google[/url]

Thanks Rascal!

[Tigerman]

@Quarters

Thanks Rascal!

That’s two words.

[Rascal]

@Tigerman

[quote=“Quarters”]Thanks Rascal!

That’s two words.[/quote]
Can’t argue with that.

[Mr_PBH]

@Tigerman

[quote=“Quarters”]Thanks Rascal!

That’s two words.[/quote]

ha!