Hi all how do you stick pictures on treads
Normally a liberal dose of glue to soles of shoe followed by a firm downwards pressure?? 
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How do I insert a picture into a post?
Firstly, the picture needs to be on the web already (i.e. it's in the public domain, and not sitting on your computer at home where Joe Public can't get to it). If you have a picture on your computer that you need to put in a post you need to get it on the web first, it's likely your ISP has provided you with some webspace when you joined up.
In this example I will demonstrate how I would go about putting my profile picture into a post...
First I need to go and find a page with my profile picture (in your case you might be going to a website with a picture of a bivvy or whatever). I now right mouse click on the picture and choose properties. I get a window come up and one section is called address/URL. This shows you the location of the picture on the internet. In the case of my profile picture it's stored here: http://www.carpforum.co.uk/Image/Characters/KArlOS.jpg
Select the whole of that address with your mouse and then right mouse click on the highlighted address and choose copy. You now have the address ready to post into your post (possibly back in another browser window)
CLICK THE LINK BELOW
That's it. It's HTML. You can of course write text before and/or after you have inserted the picture into the post.
Note: This ability has been left in so that you guys can insert FISHING related photos into your posts. We would rather that the Forum doesn't become a huge sCRAPbook of pictures that are just jokes. The occasional good one in the non-carp/pike section will be allowable though
FAQ
How do I insert a picture into a post?
Firstly, the picture needs to be on the web already (i.e. it's in the public domain, and not sitting on your computer at home where Joe Public can't get to it). If you have a picture on your computer that you need to put in a post you need to get it on the web first, it's likely your ISP has provided you with some webspace when you joined up.
In this example I will demonstrate how I would go about putting my profile picture into a post...
First I need to go and find a page with my profile picture (in your case you might be going to a website with a picture of a bivvy or whatever). I now right mouse click on the picture and choose properties. I get a window come up and one section is called address/URL. This shows you the location of the picture on the internet. In the case of my profile picture it's stored here: http://www.carpforum.co.uk/Image/Characters/KArlOS.jpg
Select the whole of that address with your mouse and then right mouse click on the highlighted address and choose copy. You now have the address ready to post into your post (possibly back in another browser window)
CLICK THE LINK BELOW
That's it. It's HTML. You can of course write text before and/or after you have inserted the picture into the post.
Note: This ability has been left in so that you guys can insert FISHING related photos into your posts. We would rather that the Forum doesn't become a huge sCRAPbook of pictures that are just jokes. The occasional good one in the non-carp/pike section will be allowable though
FAQ
I've finally managed to post a pic in the test thread!
It's uploaded via Photobucket. Does anyone know why it's got the photobucket text going through it please?
Should I upload to a different website before posting maybe?
It's uploaded via Photobucket. Does anyone know why it's got the photobucket text going through it please?
Should I upload to a different website before posting maybe?
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Probably just a Photobucket thing the watermark.
I think you have to pay for a better account now (?) where you probably wouldn't get the watermark. (Just guessing)
I use imgbb.com
Probably just a Photobucket thing the watermark.
I think you have to pay for a better account now (?) where you probably wouldn't get the watermark. (Just guessing)
I use imgbb.com
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Thanks Cam, I think you're correct.
I've made an account with imgdd.com, seems to work spot on.
Thanks Cam, I think you're correct.
I've made an account with imgdd.com, seems to work spot on.