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I was just sending an apology PM and I was thinking it would be nice to have a peace symbol icon to use.

Maybe sometime in the future if PC adds or updates icon, we might have one?

[(JD)]

bestsmileys.com has a great assortment, but not for "peace."
I think if we could find a good one and post it up, then maybe docJohn could use it?

Good idea.

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Thanks Sky,
I did mean a post or PM icon... it might make a difference in their decision to read a PM is what I was thinking.
I looked for one but could only find ones that are HTML on photobucket.

[FooZe]

Originally Posted by ECHOES

I looked for one but could only find ones that are HTML on photobucket.

HTML has nothing to do with the picture itself, only with the kind of links used at a particular site. Generally speaking, anything you can link to with HTML at one site, you can link to with BBCode here.

Copyright may be an issue so here's one that's public domain: If DocJohn would prefer it in a different color, that can be arranged.

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Originally Posted by foolzero

HTML has nothing to do with the picture itself, only with the kind of links used at a particular site. Generally speaking, anything you can link to with HTML at one site, you can link to with BBCode here.

Thanks. All I know is that I don't get a picture when it's HTML and not jpg.

[FooZe]

Originally Posted by ECHOES

Thanks. All I know is that I don't get a picture when it's HTML and not jpg.

Here's HTML:

<img src="http://forums.psychcentral.com/picture.php?pictureid=7664&albumid=515&dl=12629756%20%2047&thumb=1">

Here's BBCode:

[IMG]http://forums.psychcentral.com/picture.php?pictureid=7664&albumid=515&dl=12629756%20%2047&thumb=1[/IMG]

They both refer to the same image but at this site, HTML is disabled so the BBCode produces an image...


...while the HTML just shows up as code:
<img src="http://forums.psychcentral.com/picture.php?pictureid=7664&albumid=515&dl=12629756%20%2047&thumb=1">

Incidentally, either HTML or BBCode can be used -- at sites where they're enabled -- to display .jpg images. I happened to load that one as a .gif, not a .jpg, but some of the image links at this site don't even identify the image as .jpg or .gif, just the location ("pictureid" and "albumid") where it's stored.

(Confused enough yet? lol )

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yep