Hmm... I was just browsing when I saw this thread with a simple request but a LOT of replies. So, although the problem has been solved, I think there is a simpler way to help those who have problems with coding/html etc. To write a piece of code without actually implementing it, use the "
code" tag. What it does is this:
Code:
[img]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3093/3152509160_9476b9bc1a.jpg[/img]
You can see that I have actually written the code to display the image, but all we are seeing is the "code' used for that, because that code is closed with the "
code"
tags.
So, what you (the one trying to help) actually write, is this:
Code:
[code][img]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3093/3152509160_9476b9bc1a.jpg[/img][/code]
Without the
code tag, the page would simply disply the image:
Another example:Consider this sentense:
There was a brown fox.
If I put some other tags to the different parts of the Sentense, it will give it a different look like this:
There was a brown fox.
Now, if you are to explain the code without implementing it, you simply enclose the line with the "
code" tags, so it will look like this:
Code:
[b][color=red][size=24]T[/size][/color][/b][color=green][size=18]here[/size][/color] [i]was[/i] [b]a[/b] [color=brown][size=24]brown[/size][/color] [color=blue][size=18]fox[/size][/color]
Hope that will make your lives easier in the future
By the way, anyone who wants to use a cute avatar but does not feel comfortable with the complications of Flickr or html, use a simpler host like
imageshack.us. But first get a cute picture, and resize/crop it properly according to the allowed size as required by the (any) site or forum. A good, free tool is
irfanview. It can also use any available photoshop .8bf filters if installed.
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so dont put a space after the ] thing!
It takes a my a whole day to solve the problem 
