Picture Test...

Started by HtM, August 14, 2008, 01:49:24 PM

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HtM

Trying to post a picture hosted by Picasa...



Got it!

Thanks JBubble.

HtM

hrmm, that didn't work at all...

jdubbs32584


HtM

Yeah, I think so.

When I'm in the Picasa account, on the right hand side of the screen, there is a space which reads:

HTML to embed in website

I thought the way to embed was to copy that text, and insert it between the IMG /IMG tags (with brackets), but that's not working.

Specifically, the copied text is:

<a href="http://picasaweb.google.com/dbnoyola/NiceGuysMotorcycleClub/photo#5036381940486305842"><img src="https://lh5.ggpht.com/dbnoyola/ReTSsOPg-DI/AAAAAAAAAAY/2mIU-SrrLZg/s800/DSC_0490.jpg" /></a>

jdubbs32584



Got it.

Take the second link in that string and post it inside the img brackets.

[ img ]https://lh5.ggpht.com/dbnoyola/ReTSsOPg-DI/AAAAAAAAAAY/2mIU-SrrLZg/s800/DSC_0490.jpg[ /img ]

What you can also do is right click on the picture in Picasa and choose Properties. There should be a value called "Image Location". Copy and past that url and it should work too.

HtM

Man, you guys sure are helpful.  And speedy.

Thanks!

(now onto the useful picture postings...)

jdubbs32584

Quote from: HtM on August 14, 2008, 02:00:04 PM
Man, you guys sure are helpful.  And speedy.

Thanks!

(now onto the useful picture postings...)

Any time!  [thumbsup]

HtM

(actually, I have one more quick question, while I have your attention!)

I tried (in my Help! post) to hyperlink to Corsair Industries.  I successfully linked to it, but know there must be a way to avoid the long tag and substitute it for one word.

Example:
the link I was getting at is

http://www.corsair-industries.com/parts/Ducati%20Tools/Ducati%20Alternator%20Cover%20Removal%20Tool/

However, I'd like it to link from just one word, in that particular case, the word THESE.

By wedging the http between the URL /URL tags, I got a link, but am I able to substitute the actual http text with a word or two to clean things up?

Again, thanks for your help.  You'd think still being (just) under thirty I'd be a little more computer savvy!

jdubbs32584

Good question. If you want to just shrink a url, you can go here: tinyurl.com

In your case, it turns out like this: http://tinyurl.com/634tue

I know theres a way to turn a word into a link. Lemme research. Hold please...

*insert cheesy hold music here*

jdubbs32584

#9
Wiki

got it.

Hit "Respond with quote" and you'll see the code.

HtM

Warmer, warmer, warmer...

jdubbs32584

Modified the post above this to show you how its done.

HtM

Quote from: JBubble on August 14, 2008, 02:57:29 PM
Wiki

got it.

Hit "Respond with quote" and you'll see the code.

Brilliant.

Again, Thanks.

Dan

jdubbs32584


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