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    Posting a Photograph. Instructions.


    by: Betsy L. Angert

    Sat Dec 02, 2006 at 23:35:09 PM EST




    Place and Post a Photograph


    Often the most common question seems to be, "How do I post a picture?"

    Please note You may wish to resize the image before uploading!

    Here's the quickest way to post a photograph or video:

    It is recommended that you visit Photobucket or other image uploading website location and establish an account.  A Photobucket account.  It's free!!!!

    1. Travel to photobucket.com

    2. Sign up for free account

    3. Upload images or videos from your computer.

    [You may wish to create a file folder on your home computer to store the images you wish to upload.  This may help to ensure that you will not lose the images.  Often there are unforeseen problems later.  Perhaps you will title the digital folder "MyName" or Photobucket account.  We know not.  The choice is yours.]

    4. Once having uploaded your preferred image, copy the second line of HTML offered in your photo album.  It will be labeled, "tag."

    The code will begin with "< a href= "and include "="http://photobucket.com/">
    I cannot include the code as it is written or you will not be able to see it.  As written, it will be an active link.

    You will not need that first portion.  It links back to the Photobucket site.

    You will need and use the portion that states, < img src="http://####.photobucket.com/albums/xxxx/account name/file name" border="0" >" minus the spaces placed before and after the "<" and ">" symbols.

    I apologize for any confusion.  Without these spaces, you would see only the image and not the Script that you need.

    Thus, < img src="http://www.linketylink"> is the portion you will want to use in your diaries and comments.

    5. Paste said HTML into comment or diary text box.

    6. Click "Post."  Voila. You, dear diarist have posted a picture.

    In whatever image uploading website location you choose, you may wish to establish an account. A Photobucket account is free!!!!

    You are limited.  you may only store and upload a given number of images.  We will have to determine what that number is.  For now, we know not.

    The vital factor to consider in uploading and placing your images is size!  This helps to determine the number you may upload and store.  More importantly for our purposes, a large image will break the margins on our site and cause a calamity that none of us wishes to experience.

    If you are a collector of photographs, you may wish to pay the nominal fee to upgrade to unlimited storage space.

    Once you properly size and upload your image you will use the "tag" script that Photobucket offers.  However, you do not need the first portion or the end.  You only need "< img src="http: [the image link descriptor, ending with the term [.jpg border="0"] >

    Eliminate the bracket used around [jpg and border="0"] to assist in explaining.

    It is courteous, and perhaps necessary to constrain the width of the picture to avoid breaking the margins of diaries and comment threads.

    For example minus the spaces placed after the "<" and before "img," a script constraining the image size might look like this: < img src="http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l257/bcgntn/WhyWr.jpg" border="0" width="400" >

    With the spaces the image will not show.  Thus, for demonstration purposes, they were placed in this writing.

    After removing the spaces after the '<' and before the '>', the picture would look like this:

    Generally, photographs and images are constrained to a 400-pixel width as above.

    Please always preview comments and diaries to ensure they look good and are working well.

    Please add tips as you discover.  Additional formatting tags and techniques will assist others in their exploration.

    Please practice to your heart's content and share what you learn!!!  There is always room to grow greater in our joint wisdom.

    Please ask others for assistance.


    Beckon BeThink.

    Often others know what we cannot imagine.  Please collaborate, discover, communicate, and teach all of us what you know.

    If you might advance the wisdom here among BeThink users, please do.  Add your comments. What have you learned in your personal explorations; what do you know.  Please enlighten us.  I do love learning. I believe BeThink users do.  May we grow greater together.

    Betsy L. Angert :: Posting a Photograph. Instructions.
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    Thanks for expanding... (10.50 / 2)
    I use Photobucket - and I went on ahead and gave them the non-required $25.00 that makes me, a "Great Friend," of the bucket. I always try to support anyone doing something that provides free service to us humans out here in Netland. And they do.

    One point to make to those new to using a service like PhotoBucket, or Flickr, and such. You use the service to create an Internet Address for your images so that then can be visited by friends and associates, or so your images can be exhibited on blogs (like this one), and other Net Avenues. If you own your own website, where you can create pages for your images - you won't need such a service that the bucket offers - you'll still have to build your own tags - to direct you images elsewhere on the net. However, what you need to be aware of (in either case) is that if you rename your image, or dump it after you believe it has been published - you will break the "Net Link" that those other blog sites (and other sites you submit to) depend upon, and look for, every time someone tries to view the article or gallery you place your image within. So, to be safe (and responsible), don't ever delete your bucket photos for as long as you believe the source they are pointed to is still relevant. Thanks Betsy, for this page!

    The following Image was sized at 75 DPI (Resolution) and measures 400 pixels by 265 pixels.


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    More on Your Photo Links... (7.50 / 2)
    Once you commit a photo from you PhotoBucket, Web Page, or other source - and then place it here, in a blog,  or anywhere else - consider this...
    After you have posted your image, and it checks out ok on the site, where you placed it - REMEMBER, it will only stay there for as long of a period of time as you keep that photo file's name unchanged, and you keep it in your original depository. Once you move the file, or change it's name - either of those actions will immediately "break your Cyber Link forever," and your image will never be able to get reposted again to where you put it in the first place. So, Think Twice, before you put a photo into a blog post - or anywhere, for that matter. Think twice about how long the source (blog or gallery) shall be relevant. Then try to keep your 'source image' alive and untouched, for as long of a period of time you believe the original writer's posting will be published. You should try to keep it as fulfilled as it was when you left it...

    P.S. Some Blog Sites, like kos, Archive their older articles after they've been published 6 to 8 weeks. However, that doesn't change the photo link address - it remains in the archive - so if its broken later, and your name is attached to it - people might think you are broken too. This is perhaps more info than you needed - but I offer up since it is relevant. Thanks, and feel free to ask questions - I'll try to find answers if possible. - Keechi

    Molecules launch from our final breath - to be owned by the next living soul who inhales them...


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