How to post a picture.
03-04-07 | 10:10 AM
#379
Point&click point&click
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Originally Posted by sprcoop
Desk, you can just skip the "mountain" icon. First find out the url to your posted picture by right clicking (Windows, Mac users I think it's ctrl click but not sure) the picture you want to post and selecting "Properties" you will see a section for URL Address: Highlight the line that starts with https:// including all lines if it wraps. Hit CTRL C or right click the highlighted portion and select copy.
In your post put your cursor where you want the picture (above or below your text) and hit CTRL V or right click and select paste. Now just put [img] (no space) before that URL and (no space) [/img] after and voila (if the web site you are linking to allows linking) your picture will show in your post.
Example:
[img] https://velospace.org/files/P0003828c.jpg [/img] Without the space between [img] and the URL gets you this
Last but not least. PLEASE format the photo to be 800x600 or less. Not everyone has a 32" monitor and nobody likes to scroll around to read a thread like this one and many others (pet peeve)!!! HTH
In your post put your cursor where you want the picture (above or below your text) and hit CTRL V or right click and select paste. Now just put [img] (no space) before that URL and (no space) [/img] after and voila (if the web site you are linking to allows linking) your picture will show in your post.
Example:
[img] https://velospace.org/files/P0003828c.jpg [/img] Without the space between [img] and the URL gets you this
Last but not least. PLEASE format the photo to be 800x600 or less. Not everyone has a 32" monitor and nobody likes to scroll around to read a thread like this one and many others (pet peeve)!!! HTH
03-04-07 | 07:25 PM
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03-04-07 | 07:51 PM
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Test
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[IMG]https://www.dropshots.com/day.php?userid=254648&cdate=20070304&ctime=171120[/IMG]
03-05-07 | 11:30 AM
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yeah finally somewhat figured it out
03-06-07 | 11:47 AM
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Throw the stick!!!!
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Yes.
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03-06-07 | 06:29 PM
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03-09-07 | 02:35 PM
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03-12-07 | 07:49 PM
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