I really love this site - you get your pic loaded - and you tell what pixel size you want - I think for this forum you need something like 60kb - try may be 500pix - and if it is still too large - reduce it. It is a good idea to crop the pic before you resize it - so you do not waste your pixels on something that is not relevant. I. Here is a link that might be useful: shrinking site

I thought so too and replied to a couple after using Firebug to get the URLs. http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/tropical/msg0713012430785.html?1 and http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/tropical/msg0707175723893.html?1 Heres the link to the last one: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/tropical/msg0714354122608.html My guess was that they were posted by a user whose account got deleted for SPAM and/or the the posts were somehow incorrectly deleted?

> And since you and grubby made such a big deal above about where my photos were from⦠I didnâÂÂt make a big deal; I simply explained that your 4 photos were NOT uploaded from your computer, as some were thinking from your confusing first post. And yes, your post WAS confusing, because out of 6 people who posted here, 4 were confused; they though itâÂÂs possible to upload more than one picture from computer - which is not possible. They though there is aâÂÂtrick.â Michael wrote: > I'll have to try your preview trick Dave, thanks for that! seysonn wrote: > I have tried doing that trick. But won't work. grubby_me wrote: > Yep, the preview and add trick is totally fake. And I wrote: > There is NO trick⦠[ I knew that AFTER I tried too the trick. ] > But since photos play only a minor secondary role on a discussion forum anyway⦠Well, some would like to post pictures in a sequence, and being able to upload more than one picture from the computer, is useful / faster for some. > ...minor secondary role... ? Sometimes a picture IS necessary to help somebody who asks a question. See posts when people who want to help, request pictures. This post was edited by Daniel_NY on Thu, Sep 18, 14 at 20:33

Thanks, I am excited about how it looks since I was so nervous it would be too much that I almost had them install it as an accent behind the bar area which meant it would have to be made into a long pattern. I really wanted my island slab in Before I decided about putting it behind my cooktop. 'twas not to be with the crazy timing of my workers; so I took a deep breath and said ,"go for it"! I'm now basically wiped out with all the decisions. I am really on my own with all of these decisions since my DH has abdicated any responsibility ( except for the all important money aspect). He gave me a good budget if it only covered the kitchen but somehow it needs to cover a face lift of most of the house, including ALL of the flooring. I hired a KD for 5 hours as a sounding board for my vision of my kitchen. she gave me a few sketches with no dimensions. Beyond that, she's been available by text.... Hoping we'll be finished with the kitchen next week. My DH has been awesome and uncomplaining throughout. I guess I am one lucky girl. It's been sort of a dream to finally try out all of these ideas floating around in my head for the past 12 years in a kitchen I never liked. Hope it turns out . A fun adventure that I am so enjoying sharing and learning from all the GWers here. Thanks! . Heres Another shot. The mullions above will have antiqued mirrors.... No wonder I have been afraid to post photos. There's a lot of "clowns in my kitchen" And i hate clowns! But I love beautiful things that appeal to my eye.