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@aisumoka

... Huh?

Whoop just realized that looks a little confusing xD;; Alright so the normal code (minus the brackets) for, let's say, Poet's Tam would be: [code]item=poet's tam[/code] But you basically have to replace the apostrophe with ' and use the code: [code]item=poet's tam[/code] Which would come out like [item=poet's tam] Edit: P.S. when you type in the [code]'[/code] outside of the code space, it looks like a regular apostrophe, sorry for the confusion xD;;

You have no idea how much I needed this. Thank you!

@mes3 I've...never actually tried posting a skin. But when I quote the news post, it looks like each skin has a different image, so you probably have to go back to the right click on the skin and copy img url thing. The big one on the news post... http://flightrising.com/images/cms/skins/3149.png Well, for the male coatl skin (wind fest one), the above url is the small item version, and the below url is the larger version, so I would assume each skin is appointed a number, and as long as the numbers in each of these are replaced with whichever id number the skin has...idk give me a second to test this out. xD;; http://flightrising.com/images/cms/skins/art/3149.png http://flightrising.com/images/cms/skins/2581.png [img]http://flightrising.com/images/cms/skins/2581.png[/img] [img]http://flightrising.com/images/cms/skins/art/2581.png[/img] Yeah, okay, that's how you do it. Find the itemized version of the skin (the tiny one on a scroll thing?) and right click it and click copy image url. That's the image url for the smaller version. Then, to get the image url for the larger version, just add in art/ right before the numbers.

Thanks!

Bump! I find this guide extremely useful, so thank you!

@aisumoka actually you can do just 5 dashes ----- [code]-----[/code] also, how do you link to a specific post within a thread? I've been trying to figure this one out for ages :3

@Julia like this: http://flightrising.com/main.php?p=mb&board=gde&id=1047514&page=5&anchor=3698387#3698387

I don't know 100% of the time how to get the # of the post, but for your own posts, you can find the # by editing it, clicking submit, and then looking at what comes up after anchor at the top.

Edit: also, thank you for the extra info about the line break! :3