How to make my hyper link Without the url brackets

[Ethan Michaels]

For example, I would have Name[http//Link] But the thing is i have beside the hyperlink is the brackets with small words with the actual URL in it. Is there a way to get rid of those brackets with the URL in it? And just leave the custom message like "Here" or "Go here its cool"
But instead i would get "Here " or "Go here its cool [url] " And so you can see for you self go check my profile and click *more info* look at the visual display at what im talking about. Thanks for taking your time reading would love the help![http//link]

[Dagnabbit]

It's a security feature and it's not changing. You can't turn it off.

[Ethan Michaels]

Originally posted by Dagnabbit:

It's a security feature and it's not changing. You can't turn it off.

Alright, but how come the people on my friends list have it without the brackets though :'(

[Stix6029]

If it's a link related to the steam community forums then you will get no url brackets,if it's an outside website then you will get the brackets.

Steam use those url brackets so that we know it's an outside website we are going to visit.

[Ethan Michaels]

Originally posted by Stix6029:

If it's a link related to the steam community forums then you will get no url brackets,if it's an outside website then you will get the brackets.

Steam use those url brackets so that we know it's an outside website we are going to visit.

My friend has no brackets and he put a link to his youtube channel. :(

[Hi-Torque]

Originally posted by XAncientxSoulX:

Originally posted by Stix6029:

If it's a link related to the steam community forums then you will get no url brackets,if it's an outside website then you will get the brackets.

Steam use those url brackets so that we know it's an outside website we are going to visit.

My friend has no brackets and he put a link to his youtube channel. :csgohelmet: :(

So ask him already.

[Tev]

Originally posted by XAncientxSoulX:

Originally posted by Stix6029:

If it's a link related to the steam community forums then you will get no url brackets,if it's an outside website then you will get the brackets.

Steam use those url brackets so that we know it's an outside website we are going to visit.

My friend has no brackets and he put a link to his youtube channel. :csgohelmet: :(

YouTube is one of the exceptions.

If I post a link to a YouTube -video here, you'll see a player instead of a link. It's because it's somewhat integrated.

Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdOPBP9vuZA

[Ethan Michaels]

Originally posted by Hi-Torque:

Originally posted by XAncientxSoulX:

My friend has no brackets and he put a link to his youtube channel. :(

So ask him already.

I did but he just did the same thing but didnt get the brackets :P Its not a big deal i just want to find a simple solution im not making a fus about it, it just integes me to figure out how?

[Ethan Michaels]

Originally posted by Teutep:

Originally posted by XAncientxSoulX:

My friend has no brackets and he put a link to his youtube channel. :(

YouTube is one of the exceptions.

If I post a link to a YouTube -video here, you'll see a player instead of a link. It's because it's somewhat integrated.

Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdOPBP9vuZA

Im not going to lie but that is awesome thanks for letting me know. :)

[lux]

There was a guide for it, but it is now removed. I think because it doesn't work anymore..

[i'll beat you at bdminton]

How come this guy can do it with that small text next to the hyperlink?
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198073553007/

[Narwhal1731]

if you don't end the url tag (miss out the [/url]) then it doesn't show the square brackets

http://imgur.com/a/bLxSA

[Cathulhu]

Originally posted by ScaryPurple【Broker】S> 9 Unus:

How come this guy can do it with that small text next to the hyperlink?
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198073553007/

Because those are all links to the Steamcommunity and deemed safe by Steam.
What you are trying to do is using external links and those always get the bracket so the user can see instantly where the link leads to.

[dnlarts]

Originally posted by ThatNarwhalGuy:

if you don't end the url tag (miss out the [/url]) then it doesn't show the square brackets

http://imgur.com/a/bLxSA

This worked Thanks a lot