Here's a link for people to use:

Here is a link that might be useful: Natalie's lovely garden and kitty!

Thank you so much, Jkom!
If you don't mind enlightening me how to do the link - would appreciate it very much.
Natalie

-natalie, I can probably give you some help with that if you want ;-)

The first thing you need to do is copy the code (it is the gibberish located in the box at the top of your screen) OF THE PAGE YOU WANT TO LINK TO. This is what the code looks like of your post on the gallery side: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/cottage/gal1208141825883.html?4

When you are typing a message here on GW you will notice two boxes below the box you use to write your message. See them? They say "Optional Link URL" and "Name of the Link". Paste your code/link inside the "Optional Link URL" box and type the name of what you are linking to or want to say (like jkom's link said 'Natalie's lovely garden and kitty!') in the "Name of the Link" box.

When you hit "Preview Message" your link should appear below highlighted in blue. You can test out your link there and then hit the back button to get back to your message. Then hit submit and you are all done ;-)

There is also another way of linking where you can make links within your text (the message). It is great if you want to do multiple links, but is a bit more difficult. Let me know if you are interested in learning about that method sometime and I would be happy to show you.

You can use this thread to practice if you like. If you run into any problems I can help (can even shoot me an email if you need to).
It is super simple once you get the hang of it! ;-)
CMK

CMK, thank you so much for an explanation! It sounds very easy and simple to do - much easier then I thought.
I will play with it in a "testing" forum.
With appreciation,
Natalie

Just what we need on this cold, gray December day! Absolutely lovely, Natalie!

Cynthia

Cynthia - thank you for the kind words - looking at my and other people's garden pictures that are in full bloom always brightens my winter days and keeps me dreaming and planning. Sometimes it takes me too far, like going overboard with plants and seed purchases from amazing catalogs that begin to arrive at this time. :)