How to link a puzzle name to the Stave Web Site

In case you are not familiar with creating a web link, here are some instructions that will show you how to link a puzzle name to the corresponding Stave web site. This will work in the Stave PuzzleNuts forum and blog posting sections.
1. Locate the puzzle on the Stave Web site. Just go to stave.com click on Search, put the puzzle name in the search field and press return.
2. Find your puzzle in the list that is shown and then click on the name of the puzzle, this will bring up the web page specific for that puzzle.
3. Go up to the address bar of your web browser and click in it to select the address or the web page. It should be highlighted usually in Blue.
4. Click on Edit and then Copy in your web browser, NOTE: In Internet Explorer 7 you have to Right Click on the address and then click on Copy. The web page for that puzzle is now on your computers clipboard.
5. Type the name of your puzzle into the forum or blog post entry field and then click and drag your mouse cursor over the name so its selected. It should look like this:

5. Then click on the 'Insert a Link' button in the Entry tool bar, it looks like this in a Blog Entry:

And this in a Forum Post:

6. A Window will pop up titled 'Please insert the URL of the link. NOTE: In Internet Explorer 7 depending on your security settings you may see a yellow bar across the top of your browser as shown below, saying 'The website is using a scripted window to ask you for information. If you trust this website, click here to allow scripted windows...'

Click on the bar and then click 'Temporarily Allow Scripted Windows

7. Click Edit/Paste and the web page that you copied to the clipboard in step #4 will be pasted into this window.
8. Click OK.

9. You will now have a link to your puzzle that looks like this, and when clicked on it will take the user to the Save Web site for that puzzle:

Metamorphosis

That's it!

Note that these instructions were written and tested on several Windows PC's using Internet Explorer 6/7 and FireFox. Things may look/work differently on other platforms and/or web browsers.