I uploaded a picture. Wonder where it went?
Go back to the [upload] page. Scroll to the bottom. The information you need about your uploaded picture will be listed under 'complete list'. If you can't see it, click the arrow to the left of 'complete list' to reveal the contents of the list (complete list can be either hidden or revealed, whether it is or not is changed by clicking on the arrow.) Once the 'complete list' is showing you should see your picture listed there. You need to note the picture id number.
You can now include that picture in any [post] (or comment) you make by including the follow bit of html anywhere in the post:
<img src="http://www.digitalmediatree.com/getpic/xxxx" border="0">
where xxxx equals the picture id number you discovered on the [upload] page.
(later...)
O.K., I checked to make sure your picture is really there. It is. This means that it is on the server. It's id number is 1521. You can include this picture by including the following html:
<img src="http://www.digitalmediatree.com/getpic/1521" border="0">
Just cut and paste that into any post and the picture will appear when you view that post.
Such as this, perhaps
Tom, I think maybe my comment above didn't register as a 'new comment' so I want to make sure you see it (so I'm posting this again so something gets to the main page as [new comment].)
What I had intended to do was imbed a link
sorry.
You could make a link (to a blank page with the photo in the upper left corner) like this:
<a href="http://www.digitalmediatree.com/getpic/1521/">some text description</a>
where 'some text description' will be the underlined link to the picutre page, and the rest will be invisible.
Hey Tom. Here's how to make a link:
Surround whatever text you want to be an underlined link with
<a href="http://www.example.com/">
and
</a>
So posting this sentence:
Click <a href="http://www.google.com">here</a> to go to google.com
would result in this on your webpage:
Click here to go to google.com.
You can also make an image a link as well by surrounding the <img src=""> tag with <a href=""> and </a>
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- Tom G 6-10-2002 6:01 am
Go back to the [upload] page. Scroll to the bottom. The information you need about your uploaded picture will be listed under 'complete list'. If you can't see it, click the arrow to the left of 'complete list' to reveal the contents of the list (complete list can be either hidden or revealed, whether it is or not is changed by clicking on the arrow.) Once the 'complete list' is showing you should see your picture listed there. You need to note the picture id number.
You can now include that picture in any [post] (or comment) you make by including the follow bit of html anywhere in the post:
<img src="http://www.digitalmediatree.com/getpic/xxxx" border="0">
where xxxx equals the picture id number you discovered on the [upload] page.
(later...)
O.K., I checked to make sure your picture is really there. It is. This means that it is on the server. It's id number is 1521. You can include this picture by including the following html:
<img src="http://www.digitalmediatree.com/getpic/1521" border="0">
Just cut and paste that into any post and the picture will appear when you view that post.
- jim 6-10-2002 7:13 am [add a comment]
Such as this, perhaps
- Tom G 6-11-2002 1:57 am [add a comment]
Tom, I think maybe my comment above didn't register as a 'new comment' so I want to make sure you see it (so I'm posting this again so something gets to the main page as [new comment].)
- jim 6-10-2002 7:04 pm [add a comment]
What I had intended to do was imbed a link
- Tom G 6-11-2002 4:04 am [add a comment]
sorry.
- Tom G 6-11-2002 4:05 am [add a comment]
You could make a link (to a blank page with the photo in the upper left corner) like this:
<a href="http://www.digitalmediatree.com/getpic/1521/">some text description</a>
where 'some text description' will be the underlined link to the picutre page, and the rest will be invisible.
- jim 6-11-2002 9:10 am [add a comment]
Hey Tom. Here's how to make a link:
Surround whatever text you want to be an underlined link with
<a href="http://www.example.com/">
and
</a>
So posting this sentence:
Click <a href="http://www.google.com">here</a> to go to google.com
would result in this on your webpage:
Click here to go to google.com.
You can also make an image a link as well by surrounding the <img src=""> tag with <a href=""> and </a>
- jim 7-09-2002 9:40 pm [add a comment]