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Paul (AR)...I posted a message below on how to do multiple posts.
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First you type in the text like this. Then you add a string, which includes the address of the website where the image is stored. It will look something like this: < img src="http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b5dd06b3127cce90895090ddef00000015108**********">(I put a space between the < and img so that it wouldnt post the picture.
The most important argument listed is the image source (img src=). Everything is contained within the <>'s. Notice also the quotation marks around the address too. Just cut and paste the image address into the address and a picture pops up.
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b3d720b3127cce98a1ed2831be00000015108********** is another picture, and when you add img src= to it, it will turn out like this...
<img src="http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b3d720b3127cce98a1ed2831be00000015108QcOWbhoxai">
Just keep doing that for each photo you want to post.
Now if you want to move the picture around, and center it, you need to add some additional comments, which I dont remember. Maybe Steve can tell us what they are. Hope this helps. What also helps is that the newer versions of Internet Explorer has an "Edit with notepad" feature that allows you to look at a website without the images. It shows you how everything is typed in.
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The most important argument listed is the image source (img src=). Everything is contained within the <>'s. Notice also the quotation marks around the address too. Just cut and paste the image address into the address and a picture pops up.
http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b3d720b3127cce98a1ed2831be00000015108********** is another picture, and when you add img src= to it, it will turn out like this...
<img src="http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b3d720b3127cce98a1ed2831be00000015108QcOWbhoxai">
Just keep doing that for each photo you want to post.
Now if you want to move the picture around, and center it, you need to add some additional comments, which I dont remember. Maybe Steve can tell us what they are. Hope this helps. What also helps is that the newer versions of Internet Explorer has an "Edit with notepad" feature that allows you to look at a website without the images. It shows you how everything is typed in.
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To center pics ( I'm putting a space after the first bracket or it wouldn't show here... don't use a space)
Just type [ c] in front of the picture code or text you want to center. To "shut off" the center command, type [ /c]. The " / " or backslash cancels the previous command. for example: [ c]CENTER[ /c]
<CENTER>CENTER</CENTER>
If I didn't put the [ /c] after the word "center", everything I typed and every pic posted after that would be centered too...
To make something bold, us a "b" instead of the "c" in the brackets
<STRONG>BOLD</STRONG>
To make letters bigger, use "big" in the brackets, but make two sets of commands. The more you use, the bigger the text.
[ bib] [ big]
<BIG><BIG>BIG</BIG></BIG>
or you can use all commands at once: [ c][ b] [ big] [ big] [ big] </BIG>CENTER,BOLD,BIG [ /c] </STRONG> [ /big] [ /big] [ /big]
<CENTER><STRONG><BIG><BIG><BIG>CENTER,BOLD,BIG</CENTER></STRONG></BIG></BIG></BIG>
Steve Az posted one about how to adjust the size of the picture (which I promptly saved <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
"> ) Works great!
Use the same code that J. posted (I also put a space between the "<" and "img" so the pic wouldn't post)
<STRONG>< img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7></STRONG>
Everything after the "src=" is the address of the pic you want to post. That's great, but what if the pic is too big? Steve showed what command to use:
After the address of the picture put a space and then "width=450" (no quotes) Looks like this:
<STRONG>< img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=450> </STRONG> (or you can try smaller or larger numbers)
Here's what different widths look like...
<STRONG><CENTER>width=250
<img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=250>
width=350
<img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=350>
width=450
<img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=450>
</BIG>
Just type [ c] in front of the picture code or text you want to center. To "shut off" the center command, type [ /c]. The " / " or backslash cancels the previous command. for example: [ c]CENTER[ /c]
<CENTER>CENTER</CENTER>
If I didn't put the [ /c] after the word "center", everything I typed and every pic posted after that would be centered too...
To make something bold, us a "b" instead of the "c" in the brackets
<STRONG>BOLD</STRONG>
To make letters bigger, use "big" in the brackets, but make two sets of commands. The more you use, the bigger the text.
[ bib] [ big]
<BIG><BIG>BIG</BIG></BIG>
or you can use all commands at once: [ c][ b] [ big] [ big] [ big] </BIG>CENTER,BOLD,BIG [ /c] </STRONG> [ /big] [ /big] [ /big]
<CENTER><STRONG><BIG><BIG><BIG>CENTER,BOLD,BIG</CENTER></STRONG></BIG></BIG></BIG>
Steve Az posted one about how to adjust the size of the picture (which I promptly saved <img src="/metal/html/smile.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
"> ) Works great!Use the same code that J. posted (I also put a space between the "<" and "img" so the pic wouldn't post)
<STRONG>< img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7></STRONG>
Everything after the "src=" is the address of the pic you want to post. That's great, but what if the pic is too big? Steve showed what command to use:
After the address of the picture put a space and then "width=450" (no quotes) Looks like this:
<STRONG>< img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=450> </STRONG> (or you can try smaller or larger numbers)
Here's what different widths look like...
<STRONG><CENTER>width=250
<img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=250>
width=350
<img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=350>
width=450
<img src=http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b4cc10b3127cce9d8a0d0739d800000016108AcMnLdk0ZN7 width=450>
</BIG>
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I didnt know the text ones,
<BIG><BIG><BIG><STRONG>But I do now!
</CENTER></BIG></BIG></BIG></STRONG>J
<BIG><BIG><BIG><STRONG>But I do now!
</CENTER></BIG></BIG></BIG></STRONG>J
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