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[21up]

I don't know MH. Insert link is for attaching a Url. Insert image is for attaching an image off the PC.

i am putting them in my folder after uploading and then right clicking and click copy image url and then pasting in reply.
SORRY all

[Bigmallly]

i am putting them in my folder after uploading and then right clicking and click copy image url and then pasting in reply.
SORRY all

When you click the go advanced click the image icon (circled) then click "select file" from your folder.

[Nurseygreen]

Sorry Bigmallly, they were the right way up on my computer! How to I rotate them for future reference?

[Deano's "Diggin It"]

BM! Just dropped a message to "up 21" Pete! Times before not "Compatable" but earlier finish tomoz! I is hoping!

Pete! Come back to me!

[veggiechicken]

My January & February photos
January

February


Can anyone spot the differences?
Couple of beds have been manured, not much else to see yet.

Have a pretty photo instead

[21up]

BM! Just dropped a message to "up 21" Pete! Times before not "Compatable" but earlier finish tomoz! I is hoping!

Pete! Come back to me!

yes deano sent you a pm cheers mate i will be there

[21up]

When you click the go advanced click the image icon (circled) then click "select file" from your folder.

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Thanks bm will get that cheers mate

[21up]

My January & February photos
January
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February
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Can anyone spot the differences?
Couple of beds have been manured, not much else to see yet.

Have a pretty photo instead

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llotment looks good with all them flowers

[Kristen]

Its uploading from Phone etc. Camera adds an indicator saying which way is up, but it doesn't actually rotate the photo. Photo viewing software uses the "direction indicator" and displays the image right-way-up. Forum doesn't use that indicator (maybe a future upgrade will, but at this time there is no forum that I use, lots of different software used by them all, that has that auto-rotate).

So the only solution I know of is to manually rotate the image to the correct orientation before uploading ...

Well Geeky!! and the whole "orientation indicator" thing has meant that lay-folk don't have to worry about learning how to rotate images etc., their computers / phones etc. always show them right-way-up. Forum software needs to catch up ... meantime folk who are able to need to rotate images before uploading.

Halfway house might be to upload to a photo site, as they have facilities for Rotate etc., and then LINK to the photo on that site.

[Penellype]

Photos for March

Not a great deal has changed except that the frame for the blowaway greenhouse/fruit cage is in place, although the cover has been removed because of the continuing strong winds.

From the back bedroom window:


From the lawn, facing south


From the lawn facing north east:


With my back to the garage wall:


From the south east corner:


I may have to change the angles of the photos if/when I put the cover back on the greenhouse!

[Dorothy rouse]

March - plot








Don't understand why the first photo of broad beans is wrong way up, sorry.

[Gillykat]

Photos taken on Sunday 1st March Hard to imagine it bursting with greenery in just a few short months...but it will be

Entrance of my plot


From the top corner looking down

[Dorothy rouse]

How did Gillykat manage to post such large photos? Very clever, please tell us how ?

[Kristen]

They are on Photobucket, and are "linked" from here, rather than "uploaded" to the forum (which just displays them as thumbnails, meaning you have to click them and they open in a separate window, which you have to close. Personally I find that time-wasting so I rarely bother to do so / answer questions that depend on them. Other folk prefer it if they are on limited-bandwidth devices as the page loads more quickly (although if they don't have adverts turned off 90% (by my actual calculation in another thread) of their download is adverts, not content

I link to photos on my blog (which I deliberate pre-resize to 800 x 600 as a relatively convenient size for people to view on various devices, and reduce size by 70%; they usually wind up between 50k and 100k) and they display here similar size to Gillykat's

[Hazel at the Hill]

They are on Photobucket, and are "linked" from here, rather than "uploaded" to the forum (which just displays them as thumbnails, meaning you have to click them and they open in a separate window, which you have to close. Personally I find that time-wasting so I rarely bother to do so / answer questions that depend on them. Other folk prefer it if they are on limited-bandwidth devices as the page loads more quickly (although if they don't have adverts turned off 90% (by my actual calculation in another thread) of their download is adverts, not content

I link to photos on my blog (which I deliberate pre-resize to 800 x 600 as a relatively convenient size for people to view on various devices, and reduce size by 70%; they usually wind up between 50k and 100k) and they display here similar size to Gillykat's

Is it only photobucket that you can 'link' from (rather than 'insert pic')?

When you click 'link' a separate window opens to ask for the http:// address (of the image?) and my stored pics in Onedrive are jpgs, so I don't think I can do this?