This is the easiest, codeless method to do it, but the HTML code method is still worthwhile, with the result looking like a link.Have you ever given DeviantART a chance as your content promotion channel? Added the GUI method provided by the Sta.shWriter Media toolbar.Since I saw many people copy-and-paste the example and fail because of text, I made it clearer in the tutorial that one either has to type in the code manually, or copy and paste some other code, then delete spaces.Hopefully that clears up a ton of confusion.Simplified the example for ease of understanding.If you want general HTML info, please check out her tutorial here. Update 2: HUGE thanks to for figuing the above update up. (But that isn't helpful for copy/pasters) Update: I'm struggling to show html code on DeviantArt, and I can't seem to find an easy way to do this, shy of posting an image.
Let me know if you're interested in me making an html link generator you can copy 'n paste. I posted this as a quick reference for me so I don't haveto retype it every time, and for others that may not know html, but want a normal html effect. This is based on HTML, so if you know HTML, this is probably way too simple for you. Whenever I'm thanking someone for a favorite, I like to use this template.
Here's a quick template to insert links to any DeviantArt text, including Comments and Artist's Comments. Delete the space after every " CraftySorceress's Portfolio.Alternatively, you can copy and paste the template below:.Your template that you type keystroke-by-keystroke is:.Type in the Full_Website in the URL box, and Shown_Text in the Title box.Click on the following Link button in the Media toolbar on top of the page, highlighted in pink below:.If you're commenting or editing an artist's description, click on the "+Add Media" button on the bottom of the text field that looks like below, to start the Media toolbar:.Use DA's Media toolbar (codefree method):.
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