26 Feb 15
If you're talking about rating points:
Thread 80000
works for ratings up to about 1800 I think.
Originally posted by KewpieSorry to go off the subject, but can someone tell me how you highlight certain words and numbers in blue, in the forum posts, as Kewpie as done above with thread 80000
If you're talking about rating points:
Thread 80000
works for ratings up to about 1800 I think.
28 Feb 15
Originally posted by steve45See: FAQ for help in formatting posts and creating links
Sorry to go off the subject, but can someone tell me how you highlight certain words and numbers in blue, in the forum posts, as Kewpie as done above with thread 80000
01 Mar 15
Originally posted by KewpieThanks Kewpie, Im not really computer minded, so Im struggling. Were is the thread ID.
The one I used was the "threadid" tag. If you can't find the result you want in the FAQ list, you can see what a particular poster did by clicking Reply&Quote, because the actual keystrokes show up there.
Thanks
01 Mar 15
Originally posted by steve45In the FAQ section about links there are a number of different tags you can use to make links. A tag is a set of items like this (this one produces italic letters):
Thanks Kewpie, Im not really computer minded, so Im struggling. Were is the thread ID.
Thanks
[i*]some text here[/i*]
If you type that line exactly, it will appear just like that.
If you type that line exactly but without the two * symbols, it will appear as
some text here
Now that you get the idea of tags, you can use a whole lot of them to do different things. The one you need to display a thread is threadid, so:
[threadid*]81234[/threadid*] without the * symbols will give you
Thread 81234
If you don't know the thread number, go to the thread and it will appear somewhere in the address bar line.
01 Mar 15
Originally posted by KewpieThanks Kewpie for your time and help.
In the FAQ section about links there are a number of different tags you can use to make links. A tag is a set of items like this (this one produces italic letters):
[i*]some text here[/i*]
If you type that line exactly, it will appear just like that.
If you type that line exactly but without the two * symbols, it will appear as
[i]some t ...[text shortened]... t know the thread number, go to the thread and it will appear somewhere in the address bar line.
Steve