Posting a Picture to an MFP Blog (Tutorial)

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  • rachmaree
    rachmaree Posts: 782 Member
    Thank you so much for putting this together :)
  • Promqueen_74932
    Promqueen_74932 Posts: 203 Member
    I'm even MORE confused than before! Ugh!...

    Gonna keep trying... D-;
  • Promqueen_74932
    Promqueen_74932 Posts: 203 Member
    Ok I FINALLY Figured it out!

    Thank you so much! We slow people just need time and patience. ;-) .... and prob some outside-of-the-box thinking. lol

    Thanks Again!
    SLB
  • Hoppymom
    Hoppymom Posts: 1,158 Member
    Bump for later. And, Thanks!
  • Jennra
    Jennra Posts: 43 Member
    BUMP
  • KarmaxKitty
    KarmaxKitty Posts: 901 Member
    bump
  • Pollux
    Pollux Posts: 42
    bump
  • val205
    val205 Posts: 50 Member
    bump
  • MissingPixies
    MissingPixies Posts: 316 Member
    Cool... Thanks for posting this :happy:
  • sara_rose
    sara_rose Posts: 40 Member
    BUMP!
  • candu129
    candu129 Posts: 21 Member
    Thanks for posting this. I am new to MFP and to this kind of online community. I plead ignorance....what does "bump" mean?!?:embarassed:
  • When I do it it just gave me a grey blog and no pic :sad:
  • This tutorial is awesome! I had never tried TinyPic before reading this, but I love it and I'm going to use it more often. :D


    Also, just want to clarify one thing in the directions. Took me about 30 minutes to get this. Not sure if anyone else found this tricky, but just in case:
    5) Now using the < img src=" image.gif" /> code that you've pasted in your blog (again, without the spaces), place your image URL inside the part that says "image.gif". Keep the quotation marks ("") but erase the image.gif before you place the image URL inside the quotation marks.

    There are four spaces in the < img src=" image.gif" /> code. You will only be deleting three of them.

    DO NOT delete the space between img and src. You need that one. Took me a while to get it. ><

    Also,
    **An important note: I recommend putting in your code for the image (as explained below) before ever trying to write anything else. Unless you have some knowledge about HTML, sorting through the other coding to find where to put your picture code can get to be quite difficult.

    YES. I highly recommend this, too!

    Okay, hope my post was more helpful than harmful. Don't mean to confuse anyone, but wanted to share something that tripped me up, in case others had the same problem.

    Gonna try this thanx!
  • Still the grey screen I give up :explode:
  • Still the grey screen I give up :explode:

    Okay my hubby showed me how, if you use Google chrome, make sure to insert 3 spaces before pasting anything, or switch to Firefox.

    Edited to add: That also doesn't work, now my post is only random words :sad: is there anyone who can help me pleasssssse?
  • Kai85
    Kai85 Posts: 439 Member
    bump
  • Internet explorer finally did the trick.
  • bluiz13
    bluiz13 Posts: 3,550 Member
    what is the best "size" for the pics in blogs??
  • ashiggins
    ashiggins Posts: 144 Member
    bump
  • KJLIII
    KJLIII Posts: 225 Member
    Thanks for the tutorial ! ! VERY helpful ! ! You're awesome ! !
  • AuntieMC
    AuntieMC Posts: 346 Member
    Bump! And thanks for the info!
  • Maidei
    Maidei Posts: 114 Member
    Bump
  • HiKaren
    HiKaren Posts: 1,306 Member
    Bump
  • Tennessee2019
    Tennessee2019 Posts: 676 Member
    bump
  • big bump
  • qkidney
    qkidney Posts: 258
    Bump
  • McPenguin
    McPenguin Posts: 67
    I've been fighting with this for awhile. Finally found this post! Yay! Thank you SO MUCH for the help! :)
  • WifedUpMartin
    WifedUpMartin Posts: 166 Member
    Bump! Having a lot of trouble with this! Going to try it tomorrow.
  • bump
  • cgsr
    cgsr Posts: 113
    always wondered about this...bump for lata
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