HHHeeellp

[G_Eeyore]

hello everyone,

just started a web page from the link here on the dis, i would like to post pics from our most recent trip ...i dont know how to get a pic, 'graphic', on the page, i was able to scan the pic and put it on a 3.5 floppy, is there an easy way to transfer the pic from the disk to the web page, 'hope its not a bother',...

thanks everyone

 

[BobBrazeal]

Check out the links on the thread for which I've provided a link. Look at the one by LisaTx that includes DIS web pages, uploading and downloading. If you have other questions, just post them here and someone will post a reply to help.

Info on Clipart, Fonts, Creating your own DIS website, Smilies, and more....

 

[G_Eeyore]

thank you good sir..i shall check them out now...

 

[G_Eeyore]

test...


splashmountl.jpg

 

[G_Eeyore]

A:\splashmountl.jpg




hmmm..well seems that i got a link to show up on here but the pic wont display..isnt there another way to just get the pic itself to display?/....anybody with any help..
o..and bob..that site helped out a great deal!!!

thank you

 

[BobBrazeal]

You will need to get whatever picture you want to display here onto your web site first. You won't be able to display a picture that is only stored on your computer or on a floppy. Use the instruction to upload the file to your web site and then use the code below.

&#91IMG]put the address for your image here&#91/IMG]

You will replace the red with the address of your image. e.g.

http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/yoursite/imagefilename.jpg

 

[G_Eeyore]

i did that..'i believe',...on a website page there is a box where u can upload the file ..and i did that for 3 separate photos...is there something else im missing?

i mean..when i am editing my web page and i want to insert a photo..i can pull a pic from the hyperlink scroll to use for the area...that means i have the pic on the site doesnt it?

 

[G_Eeyore]

 

[G_Eeyore]

 

[G_Eeyore]

i think i got it!!!!

thnx a bunch!!

 

[BobBrazeal]

Looks good. Ok, now that you've got that down, I'm going to show you a different code to do the same thing but you can change the size of the picture when it displays here.

&ltimg height="400" src="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/teriamos/splashmountain.jpg">

will give you...

<img height="400" src="http://www.wdwinfo.com/sites/teriamos/splashmountain.jpg">


You can change the number after height= to see what you like the best. You can substitute width="xx" if you want. Just use one or the other and not both at the same time as it can distort the picture if the ratio isn't right. I always use height if the picture is taller than it is wide and width if it is wider than it is tall.

If you are going to try to use some of these in your signature, be sure and read the Clipart Guidelines from those links I gave you earlier.