Just select the photos you want, and press the Generate Code button at the bottom of the page, copy the HTML codes, then paste into the thread on this.site. If you use clickable thumbnails, you can arrange them into blocks of mini-pics that expand to full size in a thead. 800 x 600 pixels is good size for larger photos. Brad

Hi Jackie, You need to have the picture on a host site. I use photobucket. When you click on the picture in photobucket there is a box with options to share the image. One of the options is HTML Code. Copy this code and paste it into your Daylily Forum post. When you are done your message hit Preview Message. You should be able to see the picture in your preview. Edward

I agree, Diana. I don't want to sound like the 'Forum Police' or overly prissy, but there are some issues here about posting huge numbers of honking big photos in a single Discussion thread, ignoring the Gallery for multiple pics. I'm guilty, too, despite knowing what it's like to be on dialup and sit and wait forever for posts to load that are byte-heavy. I really like the way that Webshots makes a nice sized pic to paste in a post that is clickable to see a bigger version in Webshots' album. I think this is probably the sizez that works well in a blog. I like thumbnail links from Photobucket -- you don't see many of those any more. Photobucket also makes a thumbnail link to a whole album. Picasa gives some nice options about clickable photos in several sizes and album links. There are other good host sites; these are the ones I know. Nell

I would say the advantage of leaving a full wall next to toilet is to provide a little more privacy. From your picture it looks like the first thing you see when you enter the bathroom is the toilet. That is a little different and doesn't provide any privacy anyway. You mentioned using pillowed subway tiles. When we looked for tiles for the master bath my wife really liked the pillowed look but they were quite a bit more $. We bought the regular white subway from the local tile store. When we redid the kids bath we bought white subway tile at Home Depot and they were very cheap. They also had white rope accent pieces which look nice. We are very happy with both tiles. I would definitely not spend the extra money on pillow tiles in a kids bath.