how do i attach pic to this board
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From: Northwest Iowa, '00 F-150 Harley-Davidson
You have to put the picture on the internet on a server somewhere where it can be accessed. Either on your own website or at one the myriad of websites that allow you to do so.
Then all that need be done is use the "IMG" and "/IMG" tags in brackets. Here is an example but sub in the [ ] brackets for the { } brackets shown in the example: {img}websitelocationwhereveritisgoeshere{/img}
The reason I had to use the { } brackets above is because otherwise the software would be looking for a picture at the location in between the two tags above and show a broken icon. Sheesh, clear as mud, right? Maybe someone else can explain it better! LOL!
Practice in the testing forum and you'l see how it works, Brian.
[This message has been edited by HarleyGuy (edited 05-23-2001).]
Then all that need be done is use the "IMG" and "/IMG" tags in brackets. Here is an example but sub in the [ ] brackets for the { } brackets shown in the example: {img}websitelocationwhereveritisgoeshere{/img}
The reason I had to use the { } brackets above is because otherwise the software would be looking for a picture at the location in between the two tags above and show a broken icon. Sheesh, clear as mud, right? Maybe someone else can explain it better! LOL!
Practice in the testing forum and you'l see how it works, Brian.
[This message has been edited by HarleyGuy (edited 05-23-2001).]
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by HarleyGuy:
You have to put the picture on the internet on a server somewhere where it can be accessed. Either on your own website or at one the myriad of websites that allow you to do so.
Then all that need be done is use the "IMG" and "/IMG" tags in brackets. Here is an example but sub in the [ ] brackets for the { } brackets shown in the example: {img}websitelocationwhereveritisgoeshere{/img}
The reason I had to use the { } brackets above is because otherwise the software would be looking for a picture at the location in between the two tags above and show a broken icon. Sheesh, clear as mud, right? Maybe someone else can explain it better! LOL!
Practice in the testing forum and you'l see how it works, Brian.
[This message has been edited by HarleyGuy (edited 05-23-2001).]</font>
You have to put the picture on the internet on a server somewhere where it can be accessed. Either on your own website or at one the myriad of websites that allow you to do so.
Then all that need be done is use the "IMG" and "/IMG" tags in brackets. Here is an example but sub in the [ ] brackets for the { } brackets shown in the example: {img}websitelocationwhereveritisgoeshere{/img}
The reason I had to use the { } brackets above is because otherwise the software would be looking for a picture at the location in between the two tags above and show a broken icon. Sheesh, clear as mud, right? Maybe someone else can explain it better! LOL!
Practice in the testing forum and you'l see how it works, Brian.
[This message has been edited by HarleyGuy (edited 05-23-2001).]</font>
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