how the heck do you post a picture? i can post a link to get the picture that works well enough but it is bugging me that after a year of trying i still cannot get one to post how many steps are there. it seems like i am jumping all over the place isnt there a simple code to make that happen ---------- tipjar
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Last Edited by bluemoose on May 10, 2013 4:06 PM
1847, the most common mistake when trying to post a picture is copying the wrong URL. A lot of people grab the URL from the address bar at the top of the browser. You don't want that one. You want to right click the image and you should get an option like 'copy image url'. Do that and put that in the html.
1847, maybe it's because the rights are reserved? You want to click around a couple times until the right click gives you something that ends with a picture format, most likely .jpg
(If this isn't 1847's picture, I'll change it. I'm just using it under fair use to illustrate a point, since he was trying to post it and using a different picture would be less instructive.)
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Last Edited by nacoran on May 12, 2013 8:06 PM
Like I said, most of those pages will have a couple ways you can click on them- thumbnail view, in a view with a bunch of other pics, or blown up big on a page with no text. Keep right clicking until you find a url that ends in .jpg It was on a page with no text, just the pictures in the left corner.
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