Trying to post some pictures help please

15 years ago

Hi guys,

I am trying to post a picture or two of my hvx Gold Standard and a few other more inspring photos.

I have my pictures in photo bucket all ready to send, now, how do i get them to the hosta forum?

I had "Cowboy" so kindly help me the first time, i thought i would remember, but,,brain cramp!

Thank you in advance

Carol

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tracyvine
15 years ago
Carol, right click on the html code to the right of the picture that you want to post and click on copy, then come back to the forum and right click over the message box, then click paste. You will see it in the preview message if it worked ok.

Tracy
regattagirl
15 years ago
OK...in photobucket, under your photo is the "html" option for you to copy and paste INTO THE BODY OF THE MESSAGE (that's the key).

The html should start with "" for each photo you want to post.

YOU CAN DO IT!!!

(I just learned from a few folks on this forum a short time ago.)
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regattagirl
15 years ago
ooops...apparently I can't properly post text.

I meant to tell you the beginning and ending html code but it looks like it was treated as real html!
tracyvine
15 years ago
Yeppers, I should have mentioned that when looking at your entire album the tags are below the picture. When you click on the picture itself then it appears in it's own page the codes are on the right. Sorry if I confused. lol! I normally copy my pics after I resize them. I'm too lazy to resize when I first put them in the albums.
just1morehosta
Original Author
15 years ago
ok, you all gotta understand who your dealing with here,ha ha

I did as you said,i would like to send more than one picture to a page(right wording?)how do i 'save'the first pictures on my message box, when i go to another picture and come back, it is gone, am i making any sence?

Sorry you guys,i am trying,really.

Carol
talynnp
15 years ago
Hey Carol,

Place your cursor at the end of your html code, after the >, and then hit the enter key to move down in the box.

Tanya
paul_in_mn
15 years ago
Carol - Are you trying to create a post and use photobucket on the same browser page? If so, you need to open a second tab on your browser window (click on file above in browser - should see a new tab option - click on that, a second tab will open on your window) - open gardenweb and your posting box in one tab and open photobucket with your pictures in the other tab. Now you can click on a tab and work within that page, then click the other tab when you want to work within that tab to paste or copy.

Then to paste another picture on same post, do as Tanya said , click after the end of picture code you pasted and press enter to move to a new line after your 1st picture, or press enter again to create a blank line between pics. Now copy your next picture and so on.

Hope this helpful and clear.

Paul

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