RC Pilot Jim
Senior Member
As I read posts forum time to time I see thumbnails and know the poster wishes they knew steps to insert their own large pictures.
Ask "ski3pin" or "MarkBC". Both are on the Site Team that manage the website. There is a post that has directions just don't remember the location.
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From memory (loosy-goosy at age 77)
Directions to add pictures:
First upload your pictures from your computer Photo folder
1. Go to your account/My Gallery
2 Click Upload
3. Create an album
4. Then upload your pictures into the appropriate albums and Give them each a Title. Click on my Avatar and review my gallery for ideas.
Steps to add them to your Post
1. Open a second WTW website window.
2. Locate the photo in your album second window
3. Left click (makes image bigger)
4. Right click - choose "Direct link to this image file":
5. Larger picture appears
6. Right click on the photo - Choose "copy Image address"
7, Go up to the menu on the "B" line Scroll over to "Image" Left click
8. Place link address into "image properties" Press ok and the below sample appears.
Pretty neat . Much better than a thumbnail.
Folks I met were always surprised to see a Tacoma with a camper (2012 Eagle improved shell) pulling a car (1987 Suzuki Samurai). And the truck brakes combined with downshifting and conservative driving easily handled stopping both. Missing both, however I still have my memories and pictures. More in my gallery.
Everyone Have a Happy Holiday and Happy New Year.
Ask "ski3pin" or "MarkBC". Both are on the Site Team that manage the website. There is a post that has directions just don't remember the location.
.
From memory (loosy-goosy at age 77)
Directions to add pictures:
First upload your pictures from your computer Photo folder
1. Go to your account/My Gallery
2 Click Upload
3. Create an album
4. Then upload your pictures into the appropriate albums and Give them each a Title. Click on my Avatar and review my gallery for ideas.
Steps to add them to your Post
1. Open a second WTW website window.
2. Locate the photo in your album second window
3. Left click (makes image bigger)
4. Right click - choose "Direct link to this image file":
5. Larger picture appears
6. Right click on the photo - Choose "copy Image address"
7, Go up to the menu on the "B" line Scroll over to "Image" Left click
8. Place link address into "image properties" Press ok and the below sample appears.
Pretty neat . Much better than a thumbnail.
Folks I met were always surprised to see a Tacoma with a camper (2012 Eagle improved shell) pulling a car (1987 Suzuki Samurai). And the truck brakes combined with downshifting and conservative driving easily handled stopping both. Missing both, however I still have my memories and pictures. More in my gallery.
Everyone Have a Happy Holiday and Happy New Year.