BTW: You can easily attach images to a post and use the image references for those as well. It's not absolutely necessary they're stored on another server.
Like this, go advanced (option under quick reply) & manage attachments, then upload the images.
Ian
Ian
That's what I do, but then they end up as an attachment just like yours. I was interested in having them right in the message, like in the original post.
That's what I do, but then they end up as an attachment just like yours. I was interested in having them right in the message, like in the original post.
Ralph, just take the target link from the attachment and put it between two IMG blocks.
Stop worrying about grain, resolution, sharpness, and everything else that doesn't have a damn thing to do with substance.
Ralph, then upload them to a directory on your own website and just insert the link to the URL for the image, or upload to the Technical gallery here and do the same..
Ralph, then upload them to a directory on your own website and just insert the link to the URL for the image, or upload to the Technical gallery here and do the same..
Ian
To cumbersome. Post #8 talks about an alternative way to get them into the post directly.
To get them to show up as large photos and not thumbs, they have to be hosted somewhere else. Upload them to your site, maybe make a subfolder (darkroomagic.com/apugpics/) for example, then link to that using the little postcard looking icon (mountains and sun) beside the quote icon above the text box.
Originally Posted by clayne
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