Inline Image

[Bank of Frank]

I love that we can inline images now if we want without having to do the annoying < > HTML substitutions.

Check out this photo I took the other day:

http://bankoffrank.com/rainbow_small.jpg (http://bankoffrank.com/rainbow.jpg)

It's a stich of about 5 photos otgether - the image there covers about 90 deg of the field of view.

Frank

[Moo Moo]

Do you have an account at shutterstock? Well you should. Here is the link to join..

<a href=http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=3804>Submit Photos to ShutterStock and make $$$!</a>

You make money selling your pics.

Moo Moo

[Bank of Frank]

Do you have an account at shutterstock? Well you should. Here is the link to join..

<a href=http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=3804>Submit Photos to ShutterStock and make $$$!</a>

You make money selling your pics.

Moo Moo

HTML doesn't work in these fora - you need to use 'VB code',

<a href=http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=3804>Submit Photos to ShutterStock and make $$$!</a> becomes:

Submit Photos to ShutterStock and make $$$! (http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=3804)

[The Happy Hodag!]

Frank, that looks good how you made that link work, but HOW do you make it work? Perhaps I could pilfer the code?

[GTWeasel]

Number 1
Type your text. Higlight it. Then click the link button (http://wheresgeorge.info/images/editor/createlink.gif) in the toolbar.

Number 2
Use vB code. A link can be found at the bottom of every page in the Posting Rules box.

[Greymoon]

Nice photo there Frank!

Greymoon