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How to insert photos into post?

Started by Wheels2, February 02, 2013, 09:23:00 AM

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Wheels2

I see some posts with photos inserted into the post.  How do you do so and thus avoid a link to something such as Photobucket?
When I posted ads recently I had to do it this way and I prefer not to do so.
Thanks,
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Bud B.

As long as they meet the size limits put the at the end of the photo link.

without codes

http://www.tradgang.com/tgstore/images/tgstore2.jpg

with codes

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Bud B.

The image codes need to have NO spaces in front of or behind the link
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"You can learn more about deer hunting with a bow and arrow in a week, than a gun hunter might learn all his life." ----- Fred Bear

maineac

You do need to go through a photo storage server like photobucket.  I find hunt101 to be easy to use.  Just upload photo, and use medium size link.
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BOHO

Ive never been able to get photos to work here unless I used something like photobucket. To me thats the easiest.
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Bud B.

TGMM Family of the Bow >>>>---------->

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