Okay, so now I have searched and searched and searched.. And I have given up, but I thought I might give it a try and ask.
Could anyone tell me how I can make a URL say something like "click me" or "this is it" or whatever? Instead of http://www.omgthislingissolong.com/wowthatsalinglink.html ?
Thanks for any help..

->Linknamehere

What Bio said An easy way to do this is to just type the word you want the link to have, for example "Click me", then you select that text and click on the button, then type the web address and voila, you have a cool link

Oh, and... wrong section

Thanks alot guys.. and yeah.. me suck

Or, write your message, highlight the text you want hyperlinked, click the button and input the URL there.

Quote from J@tko :

Or, write your message, highlight the text you want hyperlinked, click the button and input the URL there.

Hmm, damn it, you must have typed while I was editing my post

Quote from obsolum :

Hmm, damn it, you must have typed while I was editing my post

Haha

Thanks guys. that worked abit better, since what bio sayd didn't work.. :P

Quote from Nemox :

Thanks guys. that worked abit better, since what bio sayd didn't work.. :P

Hehe no problem, just take it easy and learn it with the button. After a while you'll feel confident enough to try it the "hardcore" way, typing the code yourself

Quote from obsolum :

Hehe no problem, just take it easy and learn it with the button. After a while you'll feel confident enough to try it the "hardcore" way, typing the code yourself

I am hardcore! 1337 h4xX0r

Quote from nemox :

i Am Hardcore! 1337 H4xx0r

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Quote from Biohazard :


<?php 
[url="http://yourlinkhere"]Linknamehere[/url]
?>



->Linknamehere

Minus the quotations on the url, IIRC. Some forums use the quotations, I don't think this one does.

don't know what he did, but for me my version works. including the quotation marks.

Hmm.. I never use them. There was a forum where it did not work with the quotes, and another where it did not work without them.. Guess this one works both ways.