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Sometimes I have an image that I can't quite get under the 100K limit (like the blue whale screen cap I just posted).
Can someone remind me how to link to an offsite image. I can do it with a link only, but how do I get the scaled-down image to appear in my post.
Also, I used Flickr -- is there a better/preferred image host?
KirkS
P.S. Yes, I read the FAQ, but it still didn't work for me and Flickr.
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KirkS, you just add the image tag to your URL like this: You can do it manually or click on the yellow button in the "Format" toobar AFTER highlighting your URL. [ img ]http://www.flickr.com/photos/737636...ourImageName[ /img ] No spaces between the [ ] brackets and IMG, I only put them so the show up as code, otherwise they show as a broken link to an image. |
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That's what I thought, but it doesn't work for me... But you got me on the right track and I think I figured it out. When I use the sharing link provided by Flickr, it points to a location at Flickr, but not to the actual JPG file. So, I had to grab what Flickr calls the BBCODE to get the actual JPG file...  I still had to edit the BBCode, but at least I got it. Thanks, Kirk |
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KirkS, you qualify for the hackers club now!  |
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| Edited by BeeSee - 10/05/2010 5:23 pm |
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hmm.. I was tempted to put some java script in here.. but decided against it.. don't want the forum dad to hate me. |
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Quote: you qualify for the hackers club now BeeSee, that's funnier than you know, but to really get it, you'd have to check out my job descriptionKirkS |
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oh, that's just ridiculous... you and I could have fun, Kirk... I write the stuff that makes your job easier..
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Quote: hmm.. I was tempted to put some java script in here.. but decided against it.. don't want the forum dad to hate me. G'head, let me know how long it takes you.  |
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bobby... I'm NOT even gonna try it.. Plus this bbs code probably blocks it..or bans me... |
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Kirk, The human tetris and pacman video's were just to funny. Who says that you can't have fun in a lecture hall...lol |
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The CBS evening news has a recurring feature called "Everyone has a story" How true. Kirk, the sites were fascinating. I will wager that the number of stories here on SCF could fill a book. |
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Obviously, I didn't create the human pacman thing, but I saw it online and had to "grab" it for my webpage. My students loved it.
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