Posting a picture in this forum

[admin]

How to post a picture in the Grace-Centered forums.

1. Click the picture button above the emotions/smileys. (It looks like a button with a small white-framed picture.)
2. Upon clicking the picture button, you will see the following code tags appear in the message area: [img][/img]
3. Between the [img] and the [/img] enter the web address to your picture. It will look like this: [img]http://www.somewebsite.com/picturename.jpg[/img]
4. When you click the "post" button at the bottom of the message area, your picture will post, assuming it is not too large and that you have correctly typed the web address to the picture.

NOTE: The forum tag codes were turned off for this post so that the process could be explained. Feel free to practice posting your pictures in this thread. The code tags will work in rest of the threads.

[memmy]

Awesome Lee! I hope it works for me....




My big sweetheart and my lil' sweetheart.

Big dreams for both of them.  

[James Rondon]

You really should put a helmet on him, Memmy.

[memmy]

Which one James? 

[Trinity]

Cool!  Thanks memmy... can we use this thread for a picture thread?  Or can I start a new one?  I want yall to see my beautiful babies...

[seekr]

[/img]

seeing if this works and did this idea find a home?

This is me with my newest grandaughter at her 1 year old birthday party in April.  Those are some of my own children in the background.

maurine

[seekr]

didn't work. Why? I did what was written and put in my photobucket account. Help!

[seekr]

[/img]

trying again

[WileyClarkson]

just a friendly reminder to all who wish to post photos.  Be sure to use your own web space for this and not photos from other sites.  Posting photos means that this site is linking back to another site and those active links are a constand drain of useable bandwidth and bandwidth useage costs money when it exceeds the alloted bandwidth of the site.  IOW, be a curteous web user and help those who do have web sites maintain a lower bandwidth useage and save money by using your own server space for posting photos.  Almost everyone with a web connection is supplied server space for posting a web site, photos, storing files, etc at no extra charge along with a certain amount of limited bandwidth.  If you are not sure you have web space, simply call your ISP and ask, and if you are unsure as to how access your server space, your supplier probably has the information posted on his web site.

[Trinity]

I have a question about pictures...

How do we make the avatar picture bigger?  I have seen some that are a little larger, and I wondered how they did that?


And the mood picture... mine says angelic and I want to change that.  How do you do that?


Thank you for the info!


Val

[DCR]

I don't know if your question was ever answered, but I don't think there's any way to change the size of a picture you attach.  Some of the avatars are bigger because those were the sizes of the images as they appear in the list of available avatars.  But, if you're attaching your own, it may force them to the size you see.  Admin may know for sure.

[marc]

If you're using photobucket, you can change the size of the picture.  They've changed the format recently.  Now, when you click "edit" they give you a list of sizes and tell what each size represents (avatar, thumbnail, etc). 

Once you shrink it, you can't enlarge it again, though.

For instance, this picture of Alabama's next coach was originally so large it took up the whole screen, but I shrunk it to thumbnail-size.

[Serenity432001]

Just seeing if I can do this right.

[Chrestian]

Got it, thanks.

C.

[Indycat]

Okay, I am with you so far, but how can I type a web address for a picture I want to use, if the picture is stored in  say....My documents/my pictures file  on Microsoft Windows?