Posting Pictures
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Mad Dog
ValueTeck Enterprises
X2 Photobucket.:2thumbs:
Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket
Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket
Dakota
Well-Known Member
IF you are using photo bucket copy the IMG CODE, then in your Big Dog message click on the insert link icon delete the http:// that shows in the insert link and paste in the IMG Code you copied and you should be all set.
Mad Dog
ValueTeck Enterprises
Hell Yeah!:2thumbs:
Chopper Dave
SIICK!!!
If your using photobucket...click on the 4th line which is the IMG Code...you can click it a couple times and it will say copied(or you can right click to copy)... then just paste it in your thread...and your good to go....you don't have to click the Insert link or Insert Image icon...hit preview post and you can see what it will look like before you submit reply
coachk
Active Member
^^^ This is what I do ^^^
Also make sure your account/privacy settings are set to public.
Mad Dog
ValueTeck Enterprises
Tell em Earl. We hate messy Dog Houses!:lol:
1. Look at your keyboard. See the P? Look to the right from the p key. Those are called bracket keys.
2. This is an open bracket []. This is a closed bracket [/]. Notice the forward slash, meaning, to know the difference, look at the top of slash. Is it moving right or left? Right is forward, backslash is moving left. Now you use this as the closing bracket between the address.
3. I now need to tell the html what to do. IMG = image. So, if I want an image, I type img in both brackets. Typing URL is the address.
4. Say I download a photo to photobucket. I click on my photo, wait for it to popup.
5. Now, step 2 says, after it pops up, I right click the photo. I wait for the drill-down-window.
6. I look for, and choose with a left click, 'view image.' I click on view image, I wait for that photo to popup.
7. Now I look at my address bar at the top. See where the blue line is? Go down to the menu line where it says, File-Edit-ect. The 3rd line down is the address bar.
8. Highlight that address line. This is your photo address. At the end of the written address, you will see the letters, 'jpg.' That says it is a photo in html code.
9. Save that address by selecting the ctrl-c short cut when it turns blue. Keep clicking the address until it turns blue Stab ctrl first, then the c key. There are 3 ways to get it. This is one way.
10. Now that you have your saved photo address from bucket, open a quick reply, set the courser in the message box. Click ctrl i for italic. There is your open and closing brackets all ready to go. You have the i in them already. Just fill in the rest to read 'img.'
11. Set your courser in the middle of the brackets. Click ctrl then v. Your saved address should now be in the brackets with those codes written.
12. Click, 'go advanced' on the message to see if your photo landed all pretty looking?
So basically, an image should show if using the 'img' code. The address can be shown if you use 'url' for the code, bracket wise. This makes the address ready to select to see the photo all in its own browser.
Some troubleshooting problems; is if your brackets are not in between the address, meaning, do not make a space between the address like this: http:forward slash missing at the end or again, no gaps [/or no picture but the address] being all cold to the touch.
For example, there are code letters missing from the brackets. There is a gap between the full address caused by the brackets having a space somewhere.
[u][url]http://t.com/albums/s58/beenessiserved.jpg[/url] [/ul] = Cold JPG
[url]http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s58/wazfst1tyme/Whenyoumesswithearpuppy.gif[/url] = Hot URL
2. This is an open bracket []. This is a closed bracket [/]. Notice the forward slash, meaning, to know the difference, look at the top of slash. Is it moving right or left? Right is forward, backslash is moving left. Now you use this as the closing bracket between the address.
3. I now need to tell the html what to do. IMG = image. So, if I want an image, I type img in both brackets. Typing URL is the address.
4. Say I download a photo to photobucket. I click on my photo, wait for it to popup.
5. Now, step 2 says, after it pops up, I right click the photo. I wait for the drill-down-window.
6. I look for, and choose with a left click, 'view image.' I click on view image, I wait for that photo to popup.
7. Now I look at my address bar at the top. See where the blue line is? Go down to the menu line where it says, File-Edit-ect. The 3rd line down is the address bar.
8. Highlight that address line. This is your photo address. At the end of the written address, you will see the letters, 'jpg.' That says it is a photo in html code.
9. Save that address by selecting the ctrl-c short cut when it turns blue. Keep clicking the address until it turns blue Stab ctrl first, then the c key. There are 3 ways to get it. This is one way.
10. Now that you have your saved photo address from bucket, open a quick reply, set the courser in the message box. Click ctrl i for italic. There is your open and closing brackets all ready to go. You have the i in them already. Just fill in the rest to read 'img.'
11. Set your courser in the middle of the brackets. Click ctrl then v. Your saved address should now be in the brackets with those codes written.
12. Click, 'go advanced' on the message to see if your photo landed all pretty looking?
So basically, an image should show if using the 'img' code. The address can be shown if you use 'url' for the code, bracket wise. This makes the address ready to select to see the photo all in its own browser.
Some troubleshooting problems; is if your brackets are not in between the address, meaning, do not make a space between the address like this: http:forward slash missing at the end or again, no gaps [/or no picture but the address] being all cold to the touch.
For example, there are code letters missing from the brackets. There is a gap between the full address caused by the brackets having a space somewhere.
[u][url]http://t.com/albums/s58/beenessiserved.jpg[/url] [/ul] = Cold JPG
[url]http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s58/wazfst1tyme/Whenyoumesswithearpuppy.gif[/url] = Hot URL
erldawg
Guru
Looks like you have a couple of red eyeballs on either side of the rear tire. Oh wait I think they're reflectors...:lol::lol::lol:
Being new to the pound having reflectors is a magnet for a ribbing....:2thumbs::2thumbs:
Sweet looking RB as well as that sweet looking car in the garage as well.
Being new to the pound having reflectors is a magnet for a ribbing....:2thumbs::2thumbs:
Sweet looking RB as well as that sweet looking car in the garage as well.
