I use Photobucket Free. Then.... 1...just type your message,...or in this case a reply to this post, changing the Subject of Posting line by one character. 2...open Photobucket in another tab 3...find the pic you want to post in the message, 4...click on HTML code found in the third box below the pic. It will say copied in yellow, 5...go back and paste the HTML in your message box, 6...hit preview, You will then see your message, and the actual pic, and 7... lastly hit submit. Sue

Gardenweb doesn't have an "upload video" feature so really there's no easy way to do it. Youtube provides HTML5 embed code but it uses the "i frame"(without the space, even the word is blocked here) tag which is blocked in the forums(although not in your "my page"). I don't know of a site that allows you to upload a video and provides code that uses the HTML5 "video" tag. But I really haven't searched, maybe one exists? Even then, the video would only be visible by those using an HTML5 capable browser. So yeah, it's possible but neither easy nor reliable, at least not yet. Internet Archive's player requires either JavaScript to be enabled or a modern browser that understands the HTML5 tag. Christmas Comes But Once a Year (1936), Public Domain. It would probably be easier to link to the video instead of trying to make it viewable here?

Hi Chubs! Well, I just tried on DH's page. I went to his page, clicked on the .."Write Post Add Photo / Video" clicked on post photo, browsed my files, chose a file, it loaded and then I clicked on post. And it did show up on his page... It did NOT show up on MY homepage, but when I clicked on MY name at the top of the facebook page, it DOES say I posted a pic on his page.

Wendy, I love your graph paper and notebook! I saw your design on the other thread, and I love the pillar there! One thing I've learned from the gw forums is to check and recheck everybody else's work, especially the KD's! On one of the kitchen forum's "how to ask for layout help," it specifically says that overhead 2D plans are more helpful than the 3D views, so I will do that. But for me, I really need to visualize something to understand it, and the 3D views, like the IKEA planner makes, or those above that you revised from your KD's plans that had the mistakes, are way more helpful for me to understand how things will look. I also really like notebooks and/or folders! i know this is "low tech," but I'm going to print out some inspiration pics and pics of the actual appliances and things I've picked out, and make a scrapbook. It will cover all the rooms in the house, have the "before" pictures I'm shooting on Saturday, and then pictures of what I want in each room from the floor to the lighting, including walls, and pretty much everything. Then I'm going to take a lot of pictures throughout the whole process, and finally, the "reveal" pictures. I'll have it all on my computer too, but sometimes it's nice to flip through a physical hard copy folder/notebook, and it can be handy when you don't want to whip out your phone or tablet on site.