Post by Charity on Jul 17, 2011 16:38:05 GMT -5
Adding images is rather easy once you know what you are doing. For starters, you need to ask yourself, "Where is this photo hosted?"
If the photo is hosted in your files on your computer, you have a lot more work to do that then average user who is pulling the image off of a separate website.
For those of you who are pulling from a file, you are going to have to find an image host to use for your picture. This could be as simple as going to a place like imageshack.com, or tinyurl.com and uploading your image, or you can make a long term account on a host like photobucket, where you can constantly have access to that photo.
Once you have hosted your photo, and this is where the others have to start listening as well; look for the DIRECT URL. Which, can be found by RIGHT CLICKING the image, and selecting, "Copy Image Location."
Once you have done this, paste the image location where you need the image to show...Then, highlight the url and click the UBBC tag for IMAGE.
Or, surround the url with the tag start
Before you post, it should look like this:
If the photo is hosted in your files on your computer, you have a lot more work to do that then average user who is pulling the image off of a separate website.
For those of you who are pulling from a file, you are going to have to find an image host to use for your picture. This could be as simple as going to a place like imageshack.com, or tinyurl.com and uploading your image, or you can make a long term account on a host like photobucket, where you can constantly have access to that photo.
Once you have hosted your photo, and this is where the others have to start listening as well; look for the DIRECT URL. Which, can be found by RIGHT CLICKING the image, and selecting, "Copy Image Location."
Once you have done this, paste the image location where you need the image to show...Then, highlight the url and click the UBBC tag for IMAGE.
Or, surround the url with the tag start
[img] and tag end [/img]Before you post, it should look like this:
[img]URL OF IMAGE HERE[/img]