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posting pics #1028118 05/12/11 08:29 PM

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freddiespyker Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

hi can anybody tell me how to post pics on this site please <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

Last edited by freddiespyker; 05/12/11 08:34 PM.

Re: posting pics [Re: freddiespyker] #1028119 05/13/11 02:43 AM

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kewlynx

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First, go to the FAQ above and review the formatting for picture size.

Your pix must be web-hosted.

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Re: posting pics [Re: freddiespyker] #1028120 05/26/11 07:10 PM

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freddiespyker Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

lets try again http://s1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc418/freddiespyker/?action=view&current=27032011290.jpg

Last edited by freddiespyker; 05/29/11 07:07 AM.

Re: posting pics [Re: freddiespyker] #1028121 05/28/11 10:25 PM

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You almost had it, photobucket can be tricky. When you go to post a photo put your arrow on the picture your want to post, a box will show up, click on "share", then a big box shows up, click on "get link code", then go down to "IMG for bulletin boards & forums" and highlight the top one, then right click "copy" on the highlighted link, then come back to the 4x4wire and right klick paste where you want the pic to go.

[Linked Image]

It should be there. Go down and click on "Continue and preview it to make sure it is there before you post.

Hope that helps, Dennis

95 Sportage, gone but not forgotten.
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Re: posting pics [Re: DennisThompson] #1028122 05/30/11 05:04 AM

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freddiespyker Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

hi Dennis thanks for the help i managed to post pics on the forum under "sporty steel bumper" but they are very small mmmmmmmmm how can i make them bigger?

Re: posting pics [Re: freddiespyker] #1028123 05/30/11 05:46 AM

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ackerman

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It looks like u saved them into photobucket at that tiny size. Try reloading them to photobucket fullsize.

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Re: posting pics [Re: ackerman] #1028124 05/30/11 07:51 AM

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freddiespyker Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

hi ackerman did have another look before i up load them the dimensions are 4000x2250 (1.74mb) so i dont have a clue why it goes smaller maybe some settings need to be looked at on photobucket whare to start thats the question <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

Re: posting pics [Re: freddiespyker] #1028125 05/30/11 05:37 PM

Anonymous

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Wow....4000x2250 @ only 1.74mb.
Mine are 4288x2848 @ 3.5mb. Not to much bigger dimension wise. But a big difference in size. Shouldn't matter though.
I resize mine down to 640x480 with Picture Resize Genius, and upload to Photobucket, then post to where ever I do that stuff.
As said previously, copy the img code for use on forums. Paste img code with your text in your post and poof..there it is.

Re: posting pics [Re: freddiespyker] #1028126 05/31/11 04:48 AM

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kewlynx

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That sounded like you might've saved them as a thumbnail size.

Follow Opensky's suggestion;

Edit originals to 640x480(standard web size), and THEN upload to Photobucket; use the img size link for sharing/posting.

The key is to size/save them before you upload them to your account.

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