It is all you need.
I did this in 15 seconds.
Posted on 01/19/2010 7:08:17 PM PST by NDJeep
I'm having a dumb moment and cannot find instructions how to post a picture. I have one from the "Support Our SEALs Rally" in Perrysburg OH today
(less than sign) img src=”your address of the picture here” (greater than sign)
(Less than sign)=<
(greater than)=>
It is all you need.
I did this in 15 seconds.
save for later
The picture is on my computer?
I’m taking notes myself
then you have to load it to a website first like photobucket or shutterfly
First you must log in.
5. Type this
6. position your cursor between those quotation marks
7. past the address into that space
See, the < > marks are telling the computer, "hey here, the human is talking to YOU, Mr. computer....and not to humans....
Get it?
img src basically means IMAGE SOURCE
If the picture is on your computer, you will need to post it on a web-hosting site (such as photobucket.com) and then you can use that URL to post the image here.
![](http://whatever.jpg";)
You now have pics available. You might want to open a notepad window to save your pic addresses, and the html codes for posting them 
1. find a photo already on the net that you will use. Or upload it to a “photo hosting service” (can find on google. Each photo on such a site, has an address, kinda like houses have addresses)
2. right click on that photo
3. click on ‘properties’ —this shows the address of where that photo “lives”
4. highlight that complete address, then press control c —that address is now copied into your computers temporary memory
5. Type this: < img src= “” > (img is short for IMAGE, and src is short for SOURCE)
6. position your cursor between those quotation marks
7. past the address into that space, in between the quotation marks
See, crazy words and numbers located between the “< >” marks are telling the computer, “hey here, the human is talking to YOU, Mr. computer....and not to humans....” So it knows to keep that stuff secret between the coder and the computer..it’s not shown to human viewers.
Cuz when a person is typing computer code, some of those words are for computers only, and then other of those words are instead aimed at humans, right? So you gots to have a way of distinguishing those two different things, dig?
Get it?
you have to link to a pix online, place it there yourself if it only exists on your computer. create a picasa, flickr or snapfish account, (all free). Its fun!
< IMG SRC=”http://picasaweb.google.com/iamskeptical1/PhotoshopdAlbum#5398138946073518514";>
oops! I did it wrong!
< IMG SRC=”http://lh5.ggpht.com/_Q3OQndbmzaY/SuoKxVjp4bI/AAAAAAAAAMA/Xh0R-Cm3xso/s128/obeySoros2.jpg";>
got it in 2006 from rawcatslyentist.
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