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| OK, so how do I do this? I have tried both the "Direct Link"
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1103/Hemmaholic/Hippeastrums/Hippie- LStr-2.jpg And the "Img Code" from my Photobucket album and this is what I get. [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/1103/Hemmaholic/Hippeastrums/le mon-sorbet-2.jpg[/IMG] HELP! Rebecca |
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| Hi Rebecca! This is what I do. PHOTOBUCKET- Hover your mouse over the picture and check the box for each pic you want to post. Now go down to the bottom of the page and click on the box that says"Generate HTML Code", Use the first box for clickable thumbnails or the third code for bigger pix. You'll have to copy and paste in the message box. Hope this helps. Theresa |
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- Posted by betonklotz (My Page) on Sat, Nov 28, 09 at 13:24
| Gardenweb uses Html-codes so the IMG-tag doesn't work. I do it like this: <*img src="the adress of your picture comes here"> Just ged rid of the *, then it'll work. I don't like to use the photobucket code because your posted pictures are also made to links to the photobucket-site. Also it's so long, I do get lost in the small input box here. ;) |
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- Posted by wesley_butterflies 5b/6 Mass (My Page) on Sat, Nov 28, 09 at 20:04
| betonklotz :: you can lock the folders at photobucket and keep them as private. This will keep the right mouse clickers away from your photobucket folders and pics Re: change your viewing settings to private to lock Test pic for you Counting this as one How many total butterfly pics do I have? I know you would have no idea as my folder for them is set to private I am doing this as a test so you can feel commfie posting pics |
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- Posted by betonklotz (My Page) on Sat, Nov 28, 09 at 20:14
| You're right but what I wanted to say was, that since you won't find anything interesting linked to in your example, the link is unnecessary. My photobucket albums are open, and still you can find them when clearing the file name from the link. I do think it's more elegant this way, but that's just my opinion!
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- Posted by elizabeth_jb 9a (My Page) on Sat, Nov 28, 09 at 20:30
| Rebecca! For YOU!
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| Rebecca..You almost got it. Instead of copying and pasting the "IMG code" (which you just did), do this to the "HTML code"(one on top of IMG code). This should make it. Do it girl! |
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| I use Firefox with the BBCode extension and it's easy to insert the picture here. |
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| Choose the HTML coding to place within the body of a message here in the forum. GardenWeb uses the HTML format. I use PhotoBucket to store my pictures online... then, I choose the 3rd option under the picture I want to place here, and I copy the HTML coding and paste it here.
It may be necessary to use Control+C on your keyboard to copy the HTML code, but pasting should be a simple right click of your mouse. |
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| OK While we are on this subject I'm still struggling with loading pictures from Picasa...I've been given instruction and I still can't get it to work. I want to be able to load several pictures into the message box like the rest of you do! I know most of you use Photobucket but I have several thousand pictures on Picasa ablbums and have been pleased with this up until now. Thanks for any step by step instruction you might we willing to give me!! Donna |
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- Posted by betonklotz (My Page) on Thu, Dec 10, 09 at 10:50
| <*img src="address of first picture"> <*img src="address of second picture"> <*img src="address of third picture"> ... and so on. That way it should work. Just get rid of the * in the code. Be sure to copy a link address that ends in .jpg or wich format you use. I never used picasa, so I can just give you this regular advice. But it should work with each and every picture regardless where they're uploaded. |
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| http://lh4.ggpht.com/_Gf5q7CQK8sE/Sx7U7O3BAvI/AAAAAAAASp0/b05eyRrIYd0/ s400/Documents3.jpghttp://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/JtONds2CoC5QLW jubej0Ig?feat=directlink I used both the box under the word linc and the box under the words embeded image......there doesn't appear to be an * in either code....I also clicked the box that said Image only, no linc...Lets see what I get... |
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| NO PICTURES!! BUMMER!! |
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- Posted by betonklotz (My Page) on Thu, Dec 10, 09 at 11:17
| Please take a closer look on what I posted. I didn't post a link, let me show you again ... <*img src="address of first picture"> There where adress of first picture stands, there goes your picture, your case http://lh4.ggpht.com/_Gf5q7CQK8sE/Sx7U7O3BAvI/AAAAAAAASp0/b05eyRrIYd0/ s400/Documents3.jpg Like this: <*img src="http://lh4.ggpht.com/_Gf5q7CQK8sE/Sx7U7O3BAvI/AAAAAAAASp0/b05eyRrIYd0/ s400/Documents3.jpg"> Be sure to keep the quotation marks!
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I tried again and it would not post my message...and I changed the subject  |
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- Posted by wesley_butterflies 5b/6 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 10, 09 at 13:13
| Photo bucket pic posting Place mouse on the pic you want to post see HTML Code 3rd line under pic slide mouse down to HTML Code, right click on HTML Code On right side of the same line you'll see a blue highlight Right click that blue area and you'll see copy poping down bring mouse to the thread page and right click on page Left click paste then click Preview message scroll up you can practice on edits and all to soon you'll be a pic posting pro if you delete the pic(S) we see a empty photo bucket box on thread which also blocks all your folders from any views Heres a link that may be useful is different I don't know how to do that
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| Thanks, great directions for Photobucket....I'm struggling with Picasa................ |
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| I'm glad I am not the only one having "issues" posting images! It would help if every forum/discussion board weren't different! Hey "Elizabeth", THANK YOU! LS is finished with it's first bloom stem now and now waiting on the second one. |
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 By George, I think I have it! As the cation implies, this was labeled as LA PAZ, more like RED PEARL or another of the reds. Flash image does not do it justice though as it is a very deep, dark red with an even darker throat. Beautiful, just not what I wanted. |
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- Posted by wesley_butterflies 5b/6 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 10, 09 at 23:12
| Yes it's the same on all full zise and big sizes screen pics from picasa to flicker to whoever there should be an edit feature for sizing at each pic holding site(S) They all have differant ways of doing edits and sizing thou Example: Size /edit the pic ( A x16 )down an them holes , blurrs halos go away as it gets smaller it gets less blurr and holes........ Do this edit/sizing at the pic sites thou not on the camrea/comp area folders the small pic you made via edit on the comp get real big and way off again at the site. I call it killing the whole pic Your red hippe pic: feed back on other problems:( just as help for you to do better ) I am not sure what kind of camrea you have but even point and shots do a pretty darn good job Lighitng is key, #1, top priority, most important, even if you do have a top shelf camrea: nikon cannon (examples) You can grow a hippe, I can take a pic. I'm trying to grow a hippe.. I think you get the rest.
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| I am currently shooting my hippie pictures with a Kodak Z1012 IS (10 MP) using the auto setting. I back off a good 8+feet and zoom in with the 12x zoom lens and auto flash because these plants are in the living room window and thus are strongly back lit (which is why I use the fill flash). I upload from the memory card and have to resize to 1/2 just to be able to see the image on my 26" monitor. That smaller size is saved and I then do any cropping and additional editing and save those images at 125 to 300 dpi depending on how I intend the images to be used. I got my first camera when I was 10 years old, it was a brand new Brownie Hawkeye. So I have been taking picture for a few years . I have also done some semi-professional animal photography back in the day of the SLR with manual operating, none of this auto anything stuff. I began digital photography using an inexpensive Samsung Digimax and have my third one of them now that I also use.
Wes, I can take good pictures, very good pictures in fact, flash presents problems and the color red presents even more. |
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| I wish I could help with Picasa, but I don't use that online storage facility. However, since GardenWeb is HTML based, I would think using the HTML coding for your photos would be similar regardless which storage facility you use. I would assume Picasa has directions somewhere for pasting your pictures into forums and message boards. At the very least, it should have FAQ's or a Help file. |
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| No hippie shots on Picasa (yet) do have kitty pix though!
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| Cute, Rebecca! She reminds me very much of a female version of Harry, our resident barn cat! |
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- Posted by wesley_butterflies 5b/6 Mass (My Page) on Sat, Dec 12, 09 at 20:42
| I sometimes use my finger, pieces of paper, cotton balls clear food wrape ect....and cover up/filter some to all parts of the flash on that type of flash ready camrea. It helps to slow the flash speed down if needed. The top notch camreas have flash speed as a programable feature. If you have threads on the lens front 1x 2x 3x close up filters (kit) allow you to get closer ensure of threads and size of threads Cute kitty no doubt you can take a pic. I visited your hippe photo bucket folder and left a comment on one. All of em Awsum Mis read your "flash" on the Red Pearl posted |
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