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How can I post more than 1 picture on a single yahoo360 blog?

I've seen quite a number of yahoo360 members pasting more than one picture(some can put as much as 10 or more!). It really makes a difference and can add life to your blogs. I've read those who use microsoft outlook or photoshop, etc. Could you share to me a quick and easy way to do it? The simpler the procedure, the better. Thanks in advance for the reply :)

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    You have to use HTML coding to do it....first type something into your blog entry box...like a sentence describing the pictures you're going to be posting in there....then checkmark the box at the bottom of the entry box that says VIEW HTML SOURCE....then follow these instructions:

    Anywhere you want a picture, use this code:

    <img src="URL of Image" alt="Caption for image" height="" width=""></img>

    If your image did not appear, troubleshoot it below

    --If the image is on your computer, you must first upload it to a website, a universal host. I use Photobucket.com, but there is also Flickr.com and I have heard that there is a Snapfish.com too I think. They are all free .

    The reason for this is that if you link a picture from your computer, for example C:\mypic.jpg,

    Anyone else who goes to the page; their computer will look for C:\mypic.jpg

    and because their computer does not have said file, it will not show up. If you upload it to a universal host, it will read "http://mypic.jpg"/ and since both computers have access to it, they can both view it now.

    --if your image ends in html, it's wrong. You're linking the PAGE it's on, not the image. Right click the picture, and click properties. then copy the url and use that.

    --if you have not defined height and width, take it out. otherwise they will have neither. And if it's 0 high and 0 wide, you wont see it.

    DONT FORGET TO PUT THE HEIGHT AND WIDTH IN BETWEEN THOSE QUOTATION MARKS UP THERE !!! AND YOU WILL HAVE TO SWITCH THEM AROUND OR YOUR PICTURE WILL COME OUT SHORT AND SQUATTY! SO WHEN YOU RIGHT CLICK ON THE PICTURE YOU'RE WANTING AND THEN CHOOSE "PROPERTIES"...DOWN WHERE IT SAYS THE HEIGHT AND WIDTH...SWITCH THEM AROUND BEFORE PUTTING THEM IN THE CODE. FOR EXAMPLE: IF IT SAYS IN THE PROPERTIES OF YOUR PICTURE THAT IT IS 162 x 227...............BEFORE PUTTING IT IN THE CODE ABOVE...CHANGE IT TO 227 x 162 AND YOUR PICTURE WILL COME OUT RIGHT!

    Good luck and have fun.

  • gombos
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    Yahoo 360 consumer organization indicates utilising flicker for those who upload them for your community you'll get updates from them so you realize once they publish matters. And you probably have questions you'll be able to constantly cross to the highest of the web page and click on at the aid button in which it'll take you and you'll be able to seek for aid.

  • 1 decade ago

    You could just cut and paste in the actual message box, I guess. I haven't tried that myself, though.

    You could use Paint and fuse all pictures into one single one and then post that one.

  • 1 decade ago

    If you use Yahoo photos you can add a whole album...

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  • 1 decade ago

    The person above me explained it correctly, but if you want the code to center it, left or right here it is:

    <CENTER><IMG SRC="....."></CENTER>

    <P ALIGN=LEFT><IMG SRC="....."></P>

    <P ALIGN=RIGHT><IMG SRC="....."></P>

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