Tips for making a "Warriors for Hire" thread

12 years ago

Hi Michael,

The forum uses BB Code:

WarriorForum - Internet Marketing Forums - BB Code List

I believe there are some BB Code editors available online.. probably search on 'bb code editor'.

Karen

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Seatbelt99

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Karen Newton

Hi Michael,

The forum uses BB Code:

WarriorForum - Internet Marketing Forums - BB Code List

I believe there are some BB Code editors available online.. probably search on 'bb code editor'.

Karen

Yeah. I was mostly hoping there would be some trick that would let me copy and paste right from word somehow without losing the formatting. I didn't really think there would be, but a man can hope.

Thanks for the reply though!

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Karen Keyes

12 years ago

Actually Michael check this search out:

https://www.google.ca/#hl=en&gs_nf=1...w=1920&bih=857

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TheArticlePros

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Seatbelt99

I just completed the sales copy for my first ever 'warriors for hire' thread. I created it in MS word and got everything looking just how I wanted it.

Then I realized something...

I can't just copy/paste it into a new thread here on WF since it copies just as regular text! Will I have to go through and do all the formatting again or is there a trick for making this type of thread?

Thank you

Michael

Hey Michael! My way can't be the best, but it works out perfectly for me every time. I use the advanced editor, just like now when I'm replying to your post, and do it line by line and use the preview button a lot to get the formatting correct. If Chrome, you can stretch the data entry box to be a lot bigger by dragging the bottom right corner, and that also helps a lot.

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magiclouie

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Seatbelt99

I just completed the sales copy for my first ever 'warriors for hire' thread. I created it in MS word and got everything looking just how I wanted it.

Then I realized something...

I can't just copy/paste it into a new thread here on WF since it copies just as regular text! Will I have to go through and do all the formatting again or is there a trick for making this type of thread?

Thank you

Michael

The best thing you could do is google it.

Something like, Converting a Word doc to BBCode

Good luck!

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DianaHeuser

12 years ago

seatbelt,

If you have made your sales copy 'pretty' by using the word art functionality in Word, you are not going to be able to replicate that here in the forum.

Use this site here: Demo Video to create the graphic type headers, save the jpgs and then upload them to a photo sharing site.

Once you have uploaded them, you can insert the images into your thread.

Let me know if you need any more help.

Di

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