Glen, I've never added tags, but I think it is fairly simple. As far as I can tell, there are two ways to go about it. Hold your mouse over the picture--when all the codes and related stuff appear, go to the top of that box and click on a link that says "click to add title." Then type in whatever tag you want. Or, when all the codes and related stuff appear, click on the box immediately under the picture. Then go down near the bottom of the album and click on "choose action"--then click on "tag selected." I think this way gives you a little more room for typing in your desired tag. There may be other ways to do this also--like I said, I've never done it myself. Oh, I should add, this process is very slow on my computer, so be prepared to wait on each step. Hope that helps. Good luck. Kate

the key is the HTML code ken Here is a link that might be useful: how to post pix

Thank you for your warm welcome. I made the "Dollar Tree apothecary jars" from a vase and a glass candle stick holder from DT and glued them together. The plate is from CVS Drug Store, it is plastic and it was $1.99. I get a lot of compliments on the plate and surprisingly my hub even likes it. I did not post this year's decorations are they are slight variation on last year's theme. The only thing different is I found a green kitchen scale at a TS and have a pumpkin on it. Will use scale in Christmas decor as well.

I just wrote this for another member... I'll copy it here for you. =================================================== Here's how to post photos from your photobucket images -- or from any other site: 1. Put your cursor on the desired photo. 2. Right click. 3. Click on "View Image". The Image will come up alone on the screen. 4. In the command line, you will see an url. (The url is the string of commands that identifies your photo. It usually begins with "http.") 5. Move your cursor to the command line and highlight this url. 6. Right click. 7. Click on "copy." 8. Go to your new post. 9. Type in this text string: [img src=] ... EXCEPT! Instead of using square brackets, use angled brackets, like these: . (Note: "img src" stands for image source.) Move your cursor to the immediate right of the equals sign. Right click. Press "Paste". This will paste your url into the Image Source Command. Your whole command will now look like this [img src=http://lh4.ggpht.com/_gb5hBuWZAYU/SgcTfQ-vNyI/AAAAAAAAAZc/9hVRjpLj448/room.jpg] -- EXCEPT that instead of square brackets, you will have angled brackets. Click on "Preview Post". VOILA! Your photo will appear. There are other methods to do this, but this method works with photobucket AND with any web photo. Try it!