When you are ready to create an “About Me” page on your eBay account, make sure to use these neat HTML codes! The codes below work only with eBay & allow you to do thing such as add all of your current auctions & listings, show your current feedback, & much more!
eBay About Me HTML Codes/Tags for User ID
The codes in the table below will allow you to display your User ID on your about me page. Any place you use the code, it will display your User ID.
|
HTML Code |
What it Does |
| <eBayUserID> | Displays your User ID |
| <eBayUserID BOLD> | Makes your User ID Bold |
| <eBayUserID NOLINK> | Displays your User ID (without making it a link) |
| <eBayUserID NOFEEDBACK> | Displays your User ID without the feedback score |
| <eBayUserID EMAIL> | Displays User ID with email address |
| <eBayUserID NOMASK> | Displays User ID without showing the different shades |
eBay About Me HTML Codes/Tags for Feedback
The codes below will allow you to display your feedback comments. You can change the color, adjust how many comments you want displayed, & more!
| HTML Code | What it Does |
| <eBayFeedback> | Displays feedback |
| <eBayFeedback SIZE=”n“> | This allows you to enter the number of feedback you want displayed. So if you want 5, enter 5 where “n” is located. |
| <eBayFeedback COLOR=”specified color“>
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This allows you to customize your feedback coloring. Simply enter a color (such as black) where it says “specified color” |
| <eBayFeedback ALTERNATECOLOR=”specified color“> | This allows you to alternate colors of your feedback |
| <eBayFeedback BORDER=”n“> | This allows you to adjust the thickness of the feedback tables. The default is zero. |
| <eBayFeedback CAPTION=”specified text“> | Displays a caption that you may want to add. Just enter anything you want to say where it says “specified text” |
| <eBayFeedback TABLEWIDTH=”n“> | This allows you to adjust the overall width of the feedback table. Default is 90% |
| <eBayFeedback CELLPADDING=”n“> | This allows you to adjust the spacing between feedbacks. The default is set to zero. |
eBay About Me HTML Codes/Tags to Display Current Items for Sale
These are the most important HTML codes for your about me page. It allows you to display your current items for sale. This is a great way to promote all of your items!
|
HTML Code |
What it Does |
| <eBayItemList> | This basic code displays your current items for sale |
| <eBayItemList BIDS> | This lists the items you are currently bidding on |
| <eBayItemList SORT=”n“> | This will sort your items list in a particular way. Just enter a 4,3,2, or 8 in where the “n” is located to sort in different ways |
| <eBayItemList CATEGORY=”n“> | This allows your to sort your items by the category. Just enter the numeric category to only display items in a certain category |
| <eBayItemList SINCE=”n“> | You can set the number of days you want items to be displayed (even after the auction ends). Set to -1 if you only want current auctions shown. |
| <eBayItemList BORDER=”n“> | This allows you to adjust the border thickness. The default is 0. |
| <eBayItemListCAPTION=”specified text“> | This allows you to enter a specific caption (for example: check out our current items) |
| <eBayItemList TABLEWIDTH=”n“> | This allows you to adjust table width. |
| <eBayItemList CELLPADDING=”n“> | This allows you to adjust cell padding. Default is 0. |
Here are two additional HTML code tags. If you want to display the current date, or how long you have been an eBay member!
| <eBayTime> | This shows the current time |
| <eBayMemberSince> | This displays how long you have been an active eBay member. |
These codes will allow you to create a dynamic About Me page on your eBay account. The great thing about it is that you can also use other HTML codes to create a really attractive & professional looking page. Use our HTML Codes to add spice to your “About Me.”
Also, don’t forget to use our pre-designed “About Me” templates. These are free & you simply copy the entire html code & paste them into your page & customize with your own text!
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This post was written by Ben on April 28, 2009
