Pic of the Day - Let's see 'em!

To embed pictures in messages, find the picture you want in your album (or anywhere on the web), click on it to bring it up to full size if needed, then right click on the pic and choose whatever your browser uses to copy the image address (in Chrome it is Copy image address which is real simple; others can chime in with the command used by other browsers). Then when typing your message, paste the URL that was just copied, highlight it in the message box, and click the Img tag at the top. That will put the tags at either end of the link. You can click Preview to ensure that it works.

The most frequent mistake people make is copying the URL for one of their pics from the address bar. That link is too long, and rarely works with the Img function. Copying the image address gets you a more concise URL. To see what I mean, right click someone's embedded photo, copy the image address and paste the URL into the address bar and click Go. All you will see is the photo on an all white page.

Clear as can be, right? But you only have to make it work one time to see how easy it really is.

Good luck!
 
Gulfcoastjohn":12iliffm said:
If this doesn't work, it's the last pic on page 10 of the Cat O' Mine album...

V
oh, well...
John
Click to expand...

The image address for the picture is:

Code: 
http://www.c-brats.com/albums/CAT-O-MINE/20190320_125720_001.jpg

To embed it in your message you would need to paste that image address between the Img tags like this:

Code: 
[ATTACH=full]120819[/ATTACH]

Which will get you this:

20190320_125720_001.jpg

It certainly looks like you enjoyed of the day!
 
Brats in a lock:

1dCSOOAma9dpFHf55vOCKaqjstwkWfShU
 
John,
The last part of the photo url must have one of the standard photo formats: Such as the most common jpeg.

Another way to do it is to embed the image into a URL link:
photo of C Dory's in a lock.. You don't get the photo, but you do get a link which can be posted.

Although your photo is an album, and is a jpeg photo, google, does not allow you to use the jpeg address...when clicking on the photo.
 
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