inline img.?

[elkmagnet]

I am just wondering if there is an easy way to post pics inline on BFT without a host site? I seem to be having tech diff
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[setthehook]

the inline feature has never worked for me.
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[jeremypeace]

Go to the big fish fun at the top here. Click on pictures create own album upload pictures, after they upload you will have own folder and there will.be a copy link under each photo you click on. Copy the bottom one. And insert where you want the picture to.be. There is a really good break down of it in the photo how to sticky on the Idaho board up top.
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[Bassnbob]

At the top of the Idaho forums about three down is a Sticky: How To Post Pics. It is somewhat involved but does work great once you get use to doing it.
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[elkmagnet]

So what you are saying is that the only stupid question is the one that has already been answered for you. Thanks for the help guys I think I have it down now I just need some fish pics to post!
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[wiperhunter2]

Here is another method that is a little easier.

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[font "Times New Roman"]There is another option for including your pictures within the body of the text, for easier viewing. Formerly, you had to resize the pics to a maximum of 450 pixels in width. With our new format, you can attach pics of any size and they will be automatically resized to appear in the post. Here are the steps:[/font]





[ol][li][font "Times New Roman"]If possible, crop and size all of the pictures you plan to insert into the body of the text so that they are no wider than 450 pixels. If you can't, don't worry. But, the larger the pics, the more difficult to add text around them in the editing mode. They show up full size, even though they will resize when posted.[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]Second, put the pictures you wish to attach into an easily located file. Give them descriptive names. That helps you to find them easier when inserting them, so that you can properly position them within the text. [/font][li][font "Times New Roman"]Bring up the first page of the forum upon which you want to make your post. Click on the box above “Subject” that says “New Thread”. Or click on “Reply” if you want to reply to another post and provide pictures to illustrate the points you make in your response.[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]When the new page comes up, ready for your post…and pictures…you may wish to attach pictures first. This will allow you to insert the pictures into the text as you write. But, you have the option of writing your post first and adding pictures later.[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]To attach pictures, first move your cursor down to the “Browse” box…just under the text box. Click on “Browse” and a menu will come up for all of the files on your computer. [/font][li][font "Times New Roman"]Scroll through the folders until you find the one containing the (presized) picture(s) you want to attach. Double click on the (first) one you want to attach…or single click to highlight the name of the picture and then click on “Open”. The file name will appear in the box beside the “Browse” button.[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]CHECK THE “INLINE” BOX. This is necessary for you to be able to insert the pictures inside the text area later.[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]Click on “Upload Attachment”. The name of your attachment/picture will appear at the bottom of your text. You should verify that the Inline feature is checked.[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]Repeat steps 5 through 8 in Method # 1 for as many pictures as you wish to attach. However, if you have more than 4 pictures, you may want to just attach them. [/font][li][font "Times New Roman"]Before, during or after composing text, you can bring the pictures into the text area. Some prefer to add pics first, and then write the copy around them. Others prefer to write the copy and then to insert pics at chosen spots. Still others prefer to attach all the pics first, and then insert them at the appropriate points as they write the narrative.[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]The first critical step to bringing INLINE pictures into the post is to place your cursor at the point where you want the picture to appear. Put the arrow at the desired point and left click to locate the cursor. (It is wise to create a couple of spaces between the lines of copy.)[/font] [li][font "Times New Roman"]Next, go to the editing toolbar (just above the text area). Look for the square box on the far right of the second row of buttons. Place your cursor over it. It will read “Insert Image”. [/font][/li][/ol]
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[font "Times New Roman"]13. Left click “Insert Image” once to bring up a menu box. Click on the “Inline Attachment” option. The menu box will change to show your single inline picture…or a list of all the pictures you have checked for inline.[/font]
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[font "Times New Roman"]14. Click first on the picture you wish to place inside…wherever you have the cursor placed. Then click on “OK”. Like magic, your inline picture will appear at the chosen spot.[/font]
[font "Times New Roman"]15. Double space down to begin typing other text or to add another picture.[/font]
[font "Times New Roman"]16. When all text and pictures have been added to your post, click the “Post Message” button.[/font]
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[font "Times New Roman"]Note: The list of pictures which have been checked “Inline” will not appear at the bottom of your post, as they will if you do NOT have them checked. However, if you click on your “Edit” button, you will see them. This allows you to remove them or uncheck them in edit mode.[/font]
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[hooknhunter]

So that's how that button is supposed to work. I've never had any luck with it in the past. Must be because I was using it wrong. Can they make it a bit more difficult?
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[Bardic]

I have also sometimes found that I have issues doing inline attachments with Internet Explorer, but it works fine in Firefox. And I can get it to work in Firefox, so I know I'm doing it right.
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[wiperhunter2]

This is the method TubeDude wrote up years ago but it can be done with fewer steps. Maybe as few as 5.[]
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