Hi everyone, I've been wondering why my html code in signature section doesn't work. Instead of coloring the text, the whole code is shown:
"[color='FireBrick']text[/color]".
I also observed that instead of emoticons i get to see this e.g.:
"
".
Also I tried to tag someone with
@example but it did not work... What's the matter?
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I looked at your post permissions in this thread and it shows you have access to HTML, not BBCode, so use the following to get your firebrick color:
<font color="FireBrick">Text here</font>
To post an image using Simple HTML, use:
<img src="URLHERE">
To post a hyperlink using Simple HTML, use:
<a href="URLHERE">Name of Site/Page Here</a>
The tags field is not for tagging people, it is for tagging topics and doesn't use @ symbols or # hash tags. If you want to tag someone in your post/thread, then just type their handle prefixed with an @ symbol. So, if you want to tag me in a post so I see it in my notifications, type @zebular for example or you can hash tag #mages which will give a search for "mages" and other posts that hash tagged #mages.[ Support Center • Rules & Policies and Guidelines • ARC ToS • Guild Recruitment Guidelines | FR DM Since 1993 ]