I looking for a hack

[james151]

some forums have small pictures aligned to the left

eg. (image) Introductions (20 Viewing)

is thier a hack for this

[MrPHD]

some forums have small pictures aligned to the left

eg. (image) Introductions (20 Viewing)

is thier a hack for this

Hi, i think that?s it https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=127426 , Regards

[james151]

Sorry but the image has to be in the same column as introductions

[james151]

can someone help me here!!

[SEOvB]

Just enter the html for the image before the name

example, in the forum name enter

<img src="image.gif">Forum Name

[james151]

ive done that, the image gets linked to the forum title, which i dont want. They told me to come here to find a proper hack

[biggeorge]

ive done that, the image gets linked to the forum title, which i dont want.

You need a space between the image and the title.

[G0F0RBR0KE]

Try this
<img src='link goes here"></a> Whatever you want

[Dismounted]

Try this
<img src='link goes here"></a> Whatever you want
That's not going to work, as you're cancelling out the link. He wants the image NOT to link ;).

Try this:
&nbsp;Forum Name</a><img src="path/to/image" alt="" style="float: left;"><a href="">

[james151]

thanks guys but i managed to get a bigger code and i typed it in the description area only

[G0F0RBR0KE]

That's not going to work, as you're cancelling out the link. He wants the image NOT to link ;).

Try this:
&nbsp;Forum Name</a><img src="path/to/image" alt="" style="float: left;"><a href="">

The code I posted is going to display an image. Not a link.

[Dismounted]

The code I posted is going to display an image. Not a link.
Yes, and the image will link. He wants the image NOT to link. (ie. "Not clickable")

[james151]

there is something wrong with that code, the title is limited to the number of words you put in, so it wont accept all of the code, i did put a bigger code in the description area but the only problem is that the font size is by default, set to small, so that wont work either.

[Dismounted]

You can use HTML to make the font bigger. Try wrapping this around the text.
<span style="font: 10pt">TEXT HERE</span>