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Thread: Embedding pictures in text
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20th September 2012, 10:17 AM #1
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Embedding pictures in text
I'm not sure if this was available in the old version on not, but I just found a very way of easily inserting full size pictures within text.
Just load up your pics as per usual and click on the "insert in line" button.
Then, highlight the inline thumbnail and hit the remove format button in the editor menu (the one with the two letter A's with the cross on it) and whal-la!
I know some people don't like it but it is very useful items where text refers specifically to items on the image.
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20th September 2012, 09:36 PM #2
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20th September 2012, 09:46 PM #3
Bob, it was good to find out how to insert a full size picture without using an off-site service such as Photobucket.
Having played a bit more, you can actually delete the thumbnail after you have inserted the picture inline, that way you take up less screen real estate and your post looks better IMHO.
You can do that by going to Manage Attachments, click on the X on the attached picture(s) which will unselect them and click on Done.
The above post shows the end result.
The other way to insert full size pictures is from one of your albums, just copy the [IMG] [/IMG] code (called BB Code) next to the picture in yout album and paste it straight in to your post.
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