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Soooo I have figured out the very basics of editing my MFC profile, but how do I insert images and links and such? Any tips or links to advice/tips would be awesome!!
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I hope I'm not breaking any overlooked rules by answering questions here. Since the forum is labeled 'Ask-a-Model!' and not 'Get-Random-Answers-From-Spammy-Members'. If so, my apologies!
For links, I'd recommend something like:
<a href="https://www.twitter.com/Luminourm" target="_blank">Twitter</a>
That would make a link to a twitter profile (in this case, mine) and would display the text 'Twitter'. target="_blank" causes it to open in a new tab instead of the current one. The above would look like this: (Note, this will not open in a new tab unless you control-click or middle mouse click, if on PC. Though you should also be able to right click it. The target="_blank" part doesn't work for the URL BBCode here, but it will work with the html code shown above.) Twitter
You can also use an image, instead of text.
<a href="https://www.twitter.com/Luminourm" target="_blank"><img src="https://abs.twimg.com/a/1377219190/images/resources/twitter-bird-blue-on-white.png" /></a>
Sadly, they are not an approved image host for these forums, so I can't show an image example without tossing it on imgur or such, and I'm not really comfortable doing that with their logo. Here is a reference page for some images you can use specifically for Twitter, as well as their usage guidelines. https://twitter.com/logo
I hope this proves helpful for you, and as long as I don't annoy anyone by answering questions here, I'd be happy to help with any further questions you may have. (I also hope I've described everything clearly enough.)
For links, I'd recommend something like:
<a href="https://www.twitter.com/Luminourm" target="_blank">Twitter</a>
That would make a link to a twitter profile (in this case, mine) and would display the text 'Twitter'. target="_blank" causes it to open in a new tab instead of the current one. The above would look like this: (Note, this will not open in a new tab unless you control-click or middle mouse click, if on PC. Though you should also be able to right click it. The target="_blank" part doesn't work for the URL BBCode here, but it will work with the html code shown above.) Twitter
You can also use an image, instead of text.
<a href="https://www.twitter.com/Luminourm" target="_blank"><img src="https://abs.twimg.com/a/1377219190/images/resources/twitter-bird-blue-on-white.png" /></a>
Sadly, they are not an approved image host for these forums, so I can't show an image example without tossing it on imgur or such, and I'm not really comfortable doing that with their logo. Here is a reference page for some images you can use specifically for Twitter, as well as their usage guidelines. https://twitter.com/logo
I hope this proves helpful for you, and as long as I don't annoy anyone by answering questions here, I'd be happy to help with any further questions you may have. (I also hope I've described everything clearly enough.)
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xoxoYou're welcome. ^_^
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