I posted a reply to my old post about new features on my profile a bit earlier, but I would like to be more precise about smilies and their use here. I made it very easy to use smilies on my home page now.
Indeed, all you have to do to insert a smiley in a text is to put this code : at the place you want to put the smiley, and replacing SmileyName with the name of the smiley, from the list below (note: this will only work on the pages of my home site, not on every multiply pages).
[2thumbsup]
2thumbsup [Mr-T]
Mr-T [_blank]
_blank [afro]
afro [alien]
alien [angel]
angel
[angry]
angry [annoyed]
annoyed [antlers]
antlers [anxious]
anxious [argue]
argue [army]
army
[artist]
artist [baby]
baby [balloon]
balloon [balloon2]
balloon2 [balloon3]
balloon3 [bandana]
bandana
[batman]
batman [beadyeyes]
beadyeyes [beadyeyes2]
beadyeyes2 [beam]
beam [beatnik]
beatnik [beatnik2]
beatnik2
[behead]
behead [behead2]
behead2 [bigcry]
bigcry [biker]
biker [blank]
blank [blush]
blush
[bobby]
bobby [bobby2]
bobby2 [bomb]
bomb [bomb2]
bomb2 [book]
book [book2]
book2
[bow]
bow [brood]
brood [bucktooth]
bucktooth [builder]
builder [builder2]
builder2 [bulb]
bulb
[bulb2]
bulb2 [charming]
charming [cheesy]
cheesy [chef]
chef [chinese]
chinese [clown]
clown
[computer]
computer [confused]
confused [cool]
cool [cool2]
cool2 [cool3]
cool3 [cool4]
cool4
[cowboy]
cowboy [crown]
crown [crowngrin]
crowngrin [cry]
cry [cry2]
cry2 [curtain]
curtain
[cyclist]
cyclist [daisy]
daisy [dead]
dead [deal]
deal [deal2]
deal2 [devil]
devil
[devilish]
devilish [disappointed]
disappointed [disguise]
disguise [dizzy]
dizzy [dizzy2]
dizzy2 [dozey]
dozey
[drummer]
drummer [drunk]
drunk [dunce]
dunce [dunce2]
dunce2 [earmuffs]
earmuffs [ears]
ears
[egypt]
egypt [elf]
elf [elvis]
elvis [embarassed]
embarassed [end]
end [evil]
evil
[evil2]
evil2 [evil3]
evil3 [evilgrin]
evilgrin [fireman]
fireman [freak]
freak [furious]
furious
[furious2]
furious2 [furious3]
furious3 [glasses]
glasses [glasses2]
glasses2 [goofy]
goofy [gorgeous]
gorgeous
[gossip]
gossip [greedy]
greedy [grin]
grin [grin2]
grin2 [grin3]
grin3 [guitarist]
guitarist
[hair]
hair [hair2]
hair2 [hanged]
hanged [happy]
happy [happy2]
happy2 [hat]
hat
[hat2]
hat2 [heart]
heart [helmet]
helmet [help]
help [hippy]
hippy [huh]
huh
[huh2]
huh2 [idea]
idea [idea2]
idea2 [idea3]
idea3 [iloveyou]
iloveyou [indian_brave]
indian_brave
[indian_chief]
indian_chief [inquisitive]
inquisitive [jester]
jester [joker]
joker [juggle]
juggle [juggle2]
juggle2
[karate]
karate [kid]
kid [kiss]
kiss [kiss2]
kiss2 [klingon]
klingon [knife]
knife
[laugh]
laugh [laugh2]
laugh2 [laugh3]
laugh3 [laugh4]
laugh4 [leer]
leer [lips]
lips
[lips2]
lips2 [lipsrsealed]
lipsrsealed [lipsrsealed2]
lipsrsealed2 [lost]
lost [love]
love [mad]
mad
[mask]
mask [mean]
mean [mellow]
mellow [mickey]
mickey [moustache]
moustache [nice]
nice
[no]
no [oops]
oops [operator]
operator [party]
party [party2]
party2 [party3]
party3
[pimp]
pimp [pimp2]
pimp2 [pirate]
pirate [pleased]
pleased [policeman]
policeman [pumpkin]
pumpkin
[punk]
punk [rifle]
rifle [rockstar]
rockstar [rolleyes]
rolleyes [rolleyes2]
rolleyes2 [rolleyes3]
rolleyes3
[rolleyes4]
rolleyes4 [rolleyes5]
rolleyes5 [sad]
sad [sad2]
sad2 [sad3]
sad3 [santa]
santa
[santa2]
santa2 [santa3]
santa3 [scholar]
scholar [shame]
shame [shifty]
shifty [shocked]
shocked
[shocked2]
shocked2 [shocked3]
shocked3 [shout]
shout [shy]
shy [sick]
sick [sick2]
sick2
[singer]
singer [skull]
skull [sleep]
sleep [sleeping]
sleeping [sleepy]
sleepy [smart]
smart
[smartass]
smartass [smartass2]
smartass2 [smash]
smash [smile]
smile [smiley]
smiley [smiley2]
smiley2
[smitten]
smitten [smoking]
smoking [smug]
smug [smug2]
smug2 [sneaky]
sneaky [snobby]
snobby
[snore]
snore [sombrero]
sombrero [speechless]
speechless [square]
square [stare]
stare [stars]
stars
[stooge_curly]
stooge_curly [stooge_larry]
stooge_larry [stooge_moe]
stooge_moe [stop]
stop [stunned]
stunned [stupid]
stupid
[sultan]
sultan [sunny]
sunny [surprised]
surprised [sweatdrop]
sweatdrop [sweetheart]
sweetheart [thinking2]
thinking2
Remarks (for advances JavaScript users):
* The smiley() function will do a document.write() of the image url. If you wish to include the url into a JavaScript string, use the second argument 'get', as in smiley('SmileyName','get'). The function will then return the url as a string.
* I added a third option (which requires the second value to be set, either to 'write' or to 'get') that allows to choose the style of the smiley among some (default being 'standard'), that are listed here:
[_blank]
standard [_blank]
square [_blank]
boardmod
The calling to the function is then something like smiley('egypt','write','square') which will be [egypt] .
ENJOY!!!
Thanks to Jason's smilies great site of smilies collections.
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