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11-12-2006, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Zebethyal
Any chance of having the option of adding inline photos from this site as on WAB?
Tim Moores
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It would be good wouldn't it, Tim.
How did you get your urls to come out in this shortened form - I seem to get the whole url typed out ... ? |
11-12-2006, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by paul m
It would be good wouldn't it, Tim.
How did you get your urls to come out in this shortened form - I seem to get the whole url typed out ... ?
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I went to the image, copied link location then used that in the web link popup.
Then I changed the text that appeared between the URL tags to be what I wanted as a shortened description.
If the BB image code was available when viewing the image from the gallery then I could just cut and paste this for use as an inline image. (how about it Stuart?)
Regards
Tim |
11-12-2006, 02:17 PM
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I'm obviously being very slow here - how did you copy 'ink location' - from the browser (IE?) window?
I get the rest of it ....
Cheers, Paul
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Originally Posted by Zebethyal
I went to the image, copied link location then used that in the web link popup.
Tim
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11-12-2006, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by paul m
I'm obviously being very slow here - how did you copy 'ink location' - from the browser (IE?) window?
I get the rest of it ....
Cheers, Paul
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Right clicked on the image for the option to "copy link location"
Regards
Tim |
11-12-2006, 04:05 PM
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Incroyable! I had no idea of this facility (it's left click on my mouse because I've damaged my index finger!). Are there any other such 'tricks' that the uneducated forum-users might like to know about?
Thanks will make life a lot easier!
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Originally Posted by Zebethyal
Right clicked on the image for the option to "copy link location"
Regards
Tim
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11-12-2006, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by paul m
Incroyable! I had no idea of this facility (it's left click on my mouse because I've damaged my index finger!). Are there any other such 'tricks' that the uneducated forum-users might like to know about?
Thanks will make life a lot easier!
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You can do the same thing with links, and open in new window, tab (firefox, etc), just see what options are available when you right click on something.
Regards
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