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The tags are simple to use.
As per:
[1] Do not include the curly brackets.
[2] Include the other parenthesis are these are required in the tags.
Here is some examples of what the some embedded URLs may parse as...
I know this thread was necro'd but for the future...
DONT YOU EVER DO IT LIKE THIS
There is nothing more annyoing in tradeforums or profiles than this really. Just post the plain tradelink. No fancy stuff around it. This way you will have a neat button to press that opens a pop-up where you can trade rather than redirecting you to a different page
Here's to a quick example:
This is good...
https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=71496885&token=ybb3YAr0
This is bad
It should be common knowledge that certain URL's like trade links will parse that way when used within community areas.
Had you actually read the original post, they clearly just wanted to know about BBcode formatting and the "underline" which just indicated that there's an embedded URL.
I'm also certain that in trade forums, people don't care as much as you do about someone deciding to just use the embed, instead of the plain parsed URL. Then again, I haven't been around the trading scence lately to know what pet peeves traders have other than scammers.
how did you make it like that?
The post you quoted is 2 years old.