At jomari.com you can see an example of Geeklog and the use of pictures in articles.

After working through some initial installation configuration stumbles (paths, permissions, etc.), I've been very happy with Geeklog.

At jomari.com only the "clean" theme has the correct logo. The rest are still default Geeklog logos.

I'm curious how the jomari.com in my post was made into a link. I didn't add any html coding (in fact I believe I specified plain text when composing the note). There does not appear to be a link tag in the allowed html. Can people who submit articles include links? If that is not possible, it would certainly be a feature I would like to see added. John Hughes jomari.com

I did it for you ;-)

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The reason people blame things on previous generations is that there's only one other choice.

OK, consider this a feature request: Can we get <link>some.url</link> without breaching the security that necessitates limits on HTML coding?

We are working on GLML, a variant of BB code

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The reason people blame things on previous generations is that there's only one other choice.

what ever happened with this? or has there been any updates? If you have it for the forum why can't you have it for stories?

Yes, what happened to GLML or BBCode integration?