Re: My Booberella
Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2017 11:38 pm
Okay, sooooo...
There are a couple of ways to work the magic of the hyperlink on TDF. It's all good-ole HTML tagging...nothin' new. All the tag types supported (there may be more not listed) can be found above the text entry window in the full editor.
If you simply click the "URL" button, you'll get this: ""
The only difference will be that you don't get any quotation marks. Alternatively, you can simply type the letters, brackets, and forward-slash yourself.
For the simplest method of activating a link using the tags, you need to paste/type in the actual URL, and not just random text, in between the start and end tags.
It will look like this (just with brackets instead of parentheses on the tags) when done right ----> (url)https://vimeo.com/198139138(/url)
Here's the functional link, with the tags now invisible due to using brackets instead of parentheses ----> https://vimeo.com/198139138
If you want to hide the URL with some more standard sentence/phrase-style text, you can opt to do this instead, again with brackets vice parentheses: (url=https://vimeo.com/198139138)150 CM Lori by YLDolls(/url)
That method hides the URL within the tag itself, so that the text "150 CM Lori by YLDolls" displays but is clickable and links to the website, like so ----> 150 CM Lori by YLDolls
Again, that's the same exact link, but now it has different wording because I hid the link within the start tag.
You can also embed the video within TDF itself, though this works a bit differently than just pasting in the full link. In this case, you only want the video's ID number found at the end of the URL you want to link to, like so: (video_vimeo)198139138(/video_vimeo)
Correctly bracketed, you get the embedded video below:
There are a couple of ways to work the magic of the hyperlink on TDF. It's all good-ole HTML tagging...nothin' new. All the tag types supported (there may be more not listed) can be found above the text entry window in the full editor.
If you simply click the "URL" button, you'll get this: ""
The only difference will be that you don't get any quotation marks. Alternatively, you can simply type the letters, brackets, and forward-slash yourself.
For the simplest method of activating a link using the tags, you need to paste/type in the actual URL, and not just random text, in between the start and end tags.
It will look like this (just with brackets instead of parentheses on the tags) when done right ----> (url)https://vimeo.com/198139138(/url)
Here's the functional link, with the tags now invisible due to using brackets instead of parentheses ----> https://vimeo.com/198139138
If you want to hide the URL with some more standard sentence/phrase-style text, you can opt to do this instead, again with brackets vice parentheses: (url=https://vimeo.com/198139138)150 CM Lori by YLDolls(/url)
That method hides the URL within the tag itself, so that the text "150 CM Lori by YLDolls" displays but is clickable and links to the website, like so ----> 150 CM Lori by YLDolls
Again, that's the same exact link, but now it has different wording because I hid the link within the start tag.
You can also embed the video within TDF itself, though this works a bit differently than just pasting in the full link. In this case, you only want the video's ID number found at the end of the URL you want to link to, like so: (video_vimeo)198139138(/video_vimeo)
Correctly bracketed, you get the embedded video below:
This seems to be way over my head! 
I may start a post in the help section and try to practice this a bit to get a better feel for what I may be doing wrong. I'm really not as stupid as I look from the outside. (Er, I hope I'm not) 
I'm just a bit slow at times. Probably why it takes me an hour and a half to watch 60 Minutes on TV! 
and stare at these big boobs some more. (Booberella's, not mine) 
I mean, this lady looks like she could teach a guy a thing or two! 
If the former, then she sounds like my kind of girl! 
If the latter, then she needs to introduce that thing to some soap and water! 
