This is a lil trick of lil importance. Wanted to share it though. lol
Sometimes we wanna direct someone to a comment (reply) rather than the post itself. Well, hope this trick helps.

It's simple. Just add this line to after the URL of the item replacing the red value with the comment's ordinal number.
?&view:replies=&goto=28#reply28

For example, I want to direct someone to one of my replies on
http://multiplydesign.multiply.com/journal/item/268

Then I'd go to (or tell someone to go to)..
http://multiplydesign.multiply.com/journal/item/268?&view:replies=&goto=28#reply28

But how am I supposed to know what's the number of the reply (in my example 28)?
That's easy, too. Just pay attention to the status bar of your browser (Lower left corner) when you hover on the 'reply' link of that particular comment. (screenshot provided, click to enlarge)




Note: This will only work on chronlogical view.

UPDATE:

Will now work on reverse or threaded view because this line: &view:replies= will automatically set the view to chronological..

3-d push button effect

(I call this Link Jump) ;)

Back in the early days of the web, 3-d buttons that appeared to become pushed in when moused over were all the rage. At that time, this could only be achieved through images and JavaScript, but now with the advent of CSS we can go all retro and re-create this effect:

The main CSS commands you'll need are:


a
{

display: block;

border: 1px solid;

border-color: #aaa #000 #000 #aaa;

width: 8em;

background: #fc0;

}



a:hover

{

position: relative;

top: 1px;

left: 1px;

border-color: #000 #aaa #aaa #000;

}


Aside from these commands, you can insert any other commands to achieve the desired presentation effect - the only limit is your imagination!

Change what you wish in this code.  I only used the following portion of the code, not changing the appearance of my links - only their behavior, and you can view the result by hovering over a any link on my homepage.  Notice all links jump slightly.  I used this:

/*LINK JUMP*/

a:hover {
position: relative;
top: 2px;
left: 2px;
} 

This group is a place for sharing custom Multiply themes, with only one difference: It use the "Custom Theme" as a basis, instead of other themes. Why "Custom Theme"? Because it gives you the fresh, basic, and simple structure of CSS code that used on Multiply. By learning and modifying this code, you can built your own theme. More over, through times you will be advanced enough to customize other themes as well.

It's simple HTML:

<a href="your_url">Your Text</a>

Example:

Dantcer's Home Page


To open the link in a new window/page (use it with caution as some people hate it): 

  <a href="your_url" target="_blank">Your Text</a>


Dantcer's Homepage will open in a new window or tab

You can do it easily while creating/editing a blog entry by highlighting the text OR image that will be the link, clicking on the chain icon in the toolbar and pasting the URL in the window that will appear (it must start with http://...).

And even more: you can do it with images also and make them clickable: 

<a href="your_url"><img src="image_url"></a>




Use this anywhere you use html on your site!

Thanks to Luiz for this easy to understand Tutorial!