How do I upload multiple images in one post?

g-in-fl

10 years ago

Would someone please explain how to upload multiple photos in the same post?

Thanks.
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dublinbay z6 (KS)
10 years ago
To upload multiple photos in the same post, you must get an account (free) from a place like photobucket.com and upload all your pics there. Then you copy the HTML CODE of the selected picture and come over here and paste the HTML CODE in the message box. (You need to click PREVIEW to see the pic.) Click on ENTER a couple times, go back to photobucket.com and copy the HTML CODE of another selected picture and insert it in the message box here. Repeat the process until you have inserted all the pics you desire. You can type before, in between, and after the pictures.

OR--you use the Forum's method which allows you to insert one picture per post, but you go back to your thread and post a second time (one pic again), then go back to your thread and post a third time, etc. At least all the pics end up on the same thread.

See the link below for my recent use of the Forum's method (because photobucket.com wasn't working right for me, for some reason.)

Hope that helps.

Here is a link that might be useful: Examples of re-posting on same thread
roseseek
10 years ago
I do as dublinbay suggested with Photobucket, only I use Flickr. I chose Flickr because that is what is built in to the Rose Hybridizers Association forum for inserting photos. It works for Garden Web, too. Using the same one for both is easier for me to remember. It is easy and relatively quick to do. It permits you to easily select what size images you wish to insert. The basic thing to remember is, images which are too large a file won't upload, so set your camera for 300 dpi or resize your images to "web large, 640 X 480 px" so they will quickly and easily upload. That is also the size which uploads to Help Me Find easily. Kim

Here is a link that might be useful: Flickr
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