How do I do this?
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How do I do this?
How do I create a link from my signature to open a picture in my gallery?
Also how much space do I have in my gallery for posting? When I try to load some pictures it says something to the effect that I am out of space
Is there any way I can tell how many mb's. I have left?
Thanks Jim.
Also how much space do I have in my gallery for posting? When I try to load some pictures it says something to the effect that I am out of space
Is there any way I can tell how many mb's. I have left?
Thanks Jim.
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Jim,
We dont usually like to see pictures in members signatures due to the space a picture takes up on the page and the amount of time it dial up users to load a the picture.
If all you want to do is create a link to a picture, then you can use the following:
[url=http://www.<picture line>.jpg]NAME OF PICTURE[/ u r l ]
(Remove the spaces in the last "url")
As far as the amount of gallery room assigned to each member, I dont know. I'll have to let Jack, Lary, or one of the other Admins answer that one.
Rich.
We dont usually like to see pictures in members signatures due to the space a picture takes up on the page and the amount of time it dial up users to load a the picture.
If all you want to do is create a link to a picture, then you can use the following:
[url=http://www.<picture line>.jpg]NAME OF PICTURE[/ u r l ]
(Remove the spaces in the last "url")
As far as the amount of gallery room assigned to each member, I dont know. I'll have to let Jack, Lary, or one of the other Admins answer that one.
Rich.
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Hit the "Upload Pictures" button from the photos page. There is all the information you need listed there:
Disk space allowed on your account:
Disk space used on your account:
Disk space remaining for your account:
~Rob
Disk space allowed on your account:
Disk space used on your account:
Disk space remaining for your account:
~Rob
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Originally posted by DieselDaze
Jim,
We dont usually like to see pictures in members signatures due to the space a picture takes up on the page and the amount of time it dial up users to load a the picture.
If all you want to do is create a link to a picture, then you can use the following:
[url=http://www.<picture line>.jpg]NAME OF PICTURE[/ u r l ]
(Remove the spaces in the last "url")
As far as the amount of gallery room assigned to each member, I dont know. I'll have to let Jack, Lary, or one of the other Admins answer that one.
Rich.
Jim,
We dont usually like to see pictures in members signatures due to the space a picture takes up on the page and the amount of time it dial up users to load a the picture.
If all you want to do is create a link to a picture, then you can use the following:
[url=http://www.<picture line>.jpg]NAME OF PICTURE[/ u r l ]
(Remove the spaces in the last "url")
As far as the amount of gallery room assigned to each member, I dont know. I'll have to let Jack, Lary, or one of the other Admins answer that one.
Rich.
We dont usually like to see pictures in members signatures due to the space a picture takes up on the page and the amount of time it dial up users to load a the picture.
I wanted to know how to insert a link in my signature that would open a picture or article if someone chose to.
My signature would not have a picture or that particular information in it all of the time.
Thanks Jim
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To create a link to a picture or web site, then you can use the following:
[url=http://www.<picture address>.jpg]NAME OF PICTURE[/ u r l ] --> for a picture
[url=httP://www.<website address>.com]Name of Link[/u r l ] --> for web link
(Remove the spaces in the last "url")
Rich
[url=http://www.<picture address>.jpg]NAME OF PICTURE[/ u r l ] --> for a picture
[url=httP://www.<website address>.com]Name of Link[/u r l ] --> for web link
(Remove the spaces in the last "url")
Rich
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As long as it isn't a link that can be considered an advertisement, it should be ok.
Look at Shovelheads signature, he has a link to his truck an guage pics,
Rattlinram has a link to join the Virginia DTR chapter.
Shovelhead even has links to paying advertisers, such as Scottyairsystems.
phox
Look at Shovelheads signature, he has a link to his truck an guage pics,
Rattlinram has a link to join the Virginia DTR chapter.
Shovelhead even has links to paying advertisers, such as Scottyairsystems.
phox
