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2. It will bring up a pop-up like this one, where you can type in your search words. In this case, I types in "newborn kittens".
3. This brings up a list of every thread, reviews section item and articles about the keywords you entered. On the left sidebar of the search results, click on "articles". This will filter out only the actual site articles in the search results.
Here are the same results, filtered down to articles -
4. Now that you've narrowed down your results to the actual official site articles (this will include things like quizzes and funny photolists too, if the keywords are relevant), click on the article you wish to link to.
5. Next, the system will ask you how you wish to embed the content. There are two layouts available, a yellow box which displays all kinds of data about the article, or a simple link. Both work but if you want to embed the link in the middle of the paragraph, you should probably choose the text link.
That's it!
Here's what it looks like in this post -
[article="29659"]Hand Rearing Kittens What You Need To Know To Save A Newborns Life [/article]
Or
[article="29659"]Hand Rearing Kittens What You Need To Know To Save A Newborns Life[/article]
You'll notice that hovering over the text link also brings up its data.
Voila! Feel free to give it a try and embed an article in your reply to this post!
2. It will bring up a pop-up like this one, where you can type in your search words. In this case, I types in "newborn kittens".
3. This brings up a list of every thread, reviews section item and articles about the keywords you entered. On the left sidebar of the search results, click on "articles". This will filter out only the actual site articles in the search results.
Here are the same results, filtered down to articles -
4. Now that you've narrowed down your results to the actual official site articles (this will include things like quizzes and funny photolists too, if the keywords are relevant), click on the article you wish to link to.
5. Next, the system will ask you how you wish to embed the content. There are two layouts available, a yellow box which displays all kinds of data about the article, or a simple link. Both work but if you want to embed the link in the middle of the paragraph, you should probably choose the text link.
That's it!
Here's what it looks like in this post -
[article="29659"]Hand Rearing Kittens What You Need To Know To Save A Newborns Life [/article]
Or
[article="29659"]Hand Rearing Kittens What You Need To Know To Save A Newborns Life[/article]
You'll notice that hovering over the text link also brings up its data.
Voila! Feel free to give it a try and embed an article in your reply to this post!
