I have up loaded pictures before and they post side by side. Is there a way to post them one below the other? Also if I can put them onto photobucket web hosting site, how do I post a link to them? Thanks.
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Regular uploads to the forums appear as thumbnails and are all clustered together - you cannot control what line they are on.
You can post "inline" pics and make them go one below the other. And inline pic is posted just by using the pic URL like:
https://www.hearth.com/cartoonpics/products.jpg
and then below it
https://www.hearth.com/cartoonpics/direct.jpg
I think you can post stuff from Photobucket the same way. There are two choices as how to do this.
putting the straight URL here will result in the pic showing up full size in the post - which can be a problem if your photo is not sized right. So you can also use the link button which is in the little toolbar above the text box when you post messages.
hit the <a> button and paste the URL of your pic there. Then put in a name for the link when it asks you.
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All in all, inline photos (full photo in the post) is probably not a good idea because members have to scroll far down to get past them - so the regular (forum) uploads and the links to other sites are best.
You can post "inline" pics and make them go one below the other. And inline pic is posted just by using the pic URL like:
https://www.hearth.com/cartoonpics/products.jpg
and then below it
https://www.hearth.com/cartoonpics/direct.jpg
I think you can post stuff from Photobucket the same way. There are two choices as how to do this.
putting the straight URL here will result in the pic showing up full size in the post - which can be a problem if your photo is not sized right. So you can also use the link button which is in the little toolbar above the text box when you post messages.
hit the <a> button and paste the URL of your pic there. Then put in a name for the link when it asks you.
Like This
All in all, inline photos (full photo in the post) is probably not a good idea because members have to scroll far down to get past them - so the regular (forum) uploads and the links to other sites are best.
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