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Updated FAQ #87
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You can use the <user name=username> tag to create a link to another Dreamwidth account. The link you create will look different for a person, a community, or a feed, but in each case the icon will be a link to that account's profile. For example:
DW user: <user name=[[username]]> gives [Bad username or unknown identity: [[username]]]
DW community: <user name=omnomnom> givesomnomnom
Feed account: <user name=xkcd_feed> givesxkcd_feed
OpenID account: <user name=rahaeli.livejournal.com> givesrahaeli.livejournal.com
You can also specify an account on a different site by adding "site=sitename" in the tag, as follows:
<user name=news site=livejournal.com> givesnews
<user name=announcements site=insanejournal.com> givesannouncements
This feature will work with any site that has specifically been added, or with any site that uses the structure "www.example.com/users/username" for their URLs. Unknown sites will display with a generic icon.
Sites that are currently recognized by this tag are:
archiveofourown.org (also works with ao3.org)
blogspot.com
deadjournal.com
delicious.com
deviantart.com
etsy.com
fanfiction.net
inksome.com
insanejournal.com
journalfen.com
last.fm
livejournal.com
pinboard.in
plurk.com
ravelry.com
twitter.com
tumblr.com
wordpress.com
To request that a site be added, you can make a suggestion.
Official communities and Dreamwidth staff accounts display with different icons, but the method of linking is the same. These official accounts display with different icons to show that they are in some way connected to the process of running Dreamwidth. For example:
DW staff: <user name=denise> givesdenise
Official community: <user name=dw_news> givesdw_news
If you're using the Rich Text Editor, enter the account name, then highlight it and select Account. This will automatically generate a link. At the moment this only works for links to users on Dreamwidth.
Updated text.
You can use the <user name=username> tag to create a link to another Dreamwidth account. The link you create will look different for a person, a community, or a feed, but in each case the icon will be a link to that account's profile. For example:
DW user: <user name=[[username]]> gives [Bad username or unknown identity: [[username]]]
DW community: <user name=omnomnom> givesomnomnom
Feed account: <user name=xkcd_feed> givesxkcd_feed
OpenID account: <user name=rahaeli.livejournal.com> givesrahaeli.livejournal.com
You can also specify an account on a different site by adding "site=sitename" in the tag, as follows:
<user name=news site=livejournal.com> givesnews
<user name=announcements site=insanejournal.com> givesannouncements
This feature will work with any site that has specifically been added, or with any site that uses the structure "www.example.com/users/username" for their URLs. Unknown sites will display with a generic icon.
Sites that are currently recognized by this tag are:
archiveofourown.org (also works with ao3.org, archiveofourown, ao3)
blogger.com (also works with blogspot.com, blogger, blogspot)
deadjournal.com (also works with deadjournal, dj)
delicious.com (also works with delicious)
deviantart.com (also works with deviantart, da)
diigo.com (also works with diigo)
etsy.com (also works with etsy)
fanfiction.net (also works with ffn)
github.com (also works with github)
inksome.com (also works with inksome)
insanejournal.com (also works with insanejournal, ij)
journalfen.com (also works with journalfen, jf)
last.fm
livejournal.com (also works with livejournal, lj)
pinboard.in (also works with pinboard)
pinterest.com (also works with pinterest)
plurk.com (also works with plurk)
ravelry.com (also works with ravelry)
twitter.com (also works with twitter)
tumblr.com (also works with tumblr)
wordpress.com (also works with wordpress)
youtube.com (also works with youtube)
To request that a site be added, you can make a suggestion.
Official communities and Dreamwidth staff accounts display with different icons, but the method of linking is the same. These official accounts display with different icons to show that they are in some way connected to the process of running Dreamwidth. For example:
DW staff: <user name=denise> givesdenise
Official community: <user name=dw_news> givesdw_news
If you're using the Rich Text Editor, enter the account name, then highlight it and select Account. This will automatically generate a link. At the moment this only works for links to users on Dreamwidth.
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