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The info after the .png was not necessary. Just close up the .png"> like this and close up the caret on the left.
I too can leap tall buildings in a single bound but am an idiot with html. I am practicing, but am pretty sure this is not going to post the picture. What am I doing wrong?
I uploaded the picture onto photobucket and then when uploaded right-clicked on my Mac and selected ‘copy link location’ and this is what I got. Seems like too much information. I don’t see an option to ‘hit html code’ like Yaelle mentioned. Thank you very much.
The info after the .png was not necessary. Just close up the .png"> like this and close up the caret on the left.
Oh and welcome to FR.
Seems like all I managed to do is link to my photobucket account. bummers
Your first quote is going the wrong way. it is a close quote not an open quote. If you were working for microsoft it would cause a blue screen of death. just kidding.
In the photobucket app, when your photo is loaded (the photo you want is the only one in front of you), there will be a button marked Copy. When you push it, a box appears with various links. You want the one that says html. When you press it, you will have copied every bit of info you need, including the << >> , to just hit paste in the FR comment box.
If you want to write something to go with your photo, you may need a paragraph symbol to give separation.