You can also add extra formatting to this text, to change how it looks. This text will appear to the right hand side of the image linked before it. To add text to the side, simply type it out after the code. This can be found using an art program such as MS paint.Ĭan be set to right or left to specify which side you want the image to appear on. H ttp:///albums/ae198/syns-stuff/Avatars/63.png To acquire this link, right click on the image and select ' copy image URL/Location/Address'. This needs to be a Direct Link to the image, which shows the image is shown on a plain background. stash, photobucket etc), the URL (web address) for the image needs to be inserted into the code. Once you have uploaded the image you want to use to a website (e.g.
Note: It is recommended that you type the code yourself - do not copy and paste from this tutorial, as it includes extra formatting that often breaks the code. The items in bold will need to be replaced.
With the help of Sapphire-Skillz (for linking to an example) and night-rabbit (who had an example on their page) I was about to look at the HMTL to learn how this was done.Īn example of the code is shown below. One of the most widely asked questions on that tutorial goes along the lines of "How do I place an image and text side-by-side in a custom box on my profile?" So, if you type " (deviantArt)", it'll change to " deviantArt" after you submit it.A couple of years ago I wrote a detailed tutorial about how to format images and text on dA. If you write something in brackets directly after an address, deviantArt will make that a link as well. You can simply type out the address too: if you just write "" somewhere, deviantArt will convert this to. (don't forget this - otherwise all of the remaining posting will become a link as well), so: Whereas the is the link from your addressbar, you want to link to, then write the text you want to be displayed to the other deviants, and finally finish with
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