10-02-2019, 01:04 AM
How to post pictures
1. Go to the lower right corner of the "Quick Reply" section and click on the "Go Advanced" box.
2. In the next screen, below the "Your Message" section and in the "Additional Options" section click the "Manage Attachments" box.
3. In the new window that opens up click the "Add Files" box, and when that pops up another little window click the "Select Files" box. Go find the file(s) on your computer, click on them, and choose "Open." You should see your file(s) in the little window so click "Upload Files."
4. This brings you back to the main File Upload Manager window, and your file(s) should appear down in the Attachments area. Click "Done."
5. This brings you back to the "Additional Options" section and you should see your image file(s) under the "Manage Attachments" box. You can now either "Submit Reply" or "Preview Post."
Note: Make sure your picture is a standard picture file format is not sized too big.
You can also use a free web hosting site like Imgur or Flickr to hot link your picture into the narrative. I use Flickr which uses a BBC code you copy into your narrative.
1. Go to the lower right corner of the "Quick Reply" section and click on the "Go Advanced" box.
2. In the next screen, below the "Your Message" section and in the "Additional Options" section click the "Manage Attachments" box.
3. In the new window that opens up click the "Add Files" box, and when that pops up another little window click the "Select Files" box. Go find the file(s) on your computer, click on them, and choose "Open." You should see your file(s) in the little window so click "Upload Files."
4. This brings you back to the main File Upload Manager window, and your file(s) should appear down in the Attachments area. Click "Done."
5. This brings you back to the "Additional Options" section and you should see your image file(s) under the "Manage Attachments" box. You can now either "Submit Reply" or "Preview Post."
Note: Make sure your picture is a standard picture file format is not sized too big.
You can also use a free web hosting site like Imgur or Flickr to hot link your picture into the narrative. I use Flickr which uses a BBC code you copy into your narrative.