INSERTING PICTURES TO YOUR PROFILE PAGE

In the past when I wanted to place a picture on my profile page I would use the code provided by photobucket, my own personal URL for the image or the code provided to me by whichever site I used to get graphic code. You can still do all of the above but you have to change it just a bit. Below are several examples:


This if the code I use to use for my own graphics: (Please note that you do not need the { at the beginning or end of your code.  I used these to block these codes from returning images here in this content.)

           { <a href="http://www.debbiepickens.com" target="_blank">
<img src="http://www.debbiepickens.com/pics/Fairy.jpg" style="height:577px; width:406ox;" border="0" </a> }


Now I need to put:

            { <img src="http://www.debbiepickens.com/pics/bggift.jpg"></p> }


Notice you need to put an /p at the end of the image source code.

When using code from other sites such as slide.com, cherrycodes.com, commentroad.com - I use to just pace the code they gave,

                     Example:

                           { <a href="http://commentroad.com"><img src=http://commentroad.com/i112.photobucket.com/albums/n172/sara17i/d1/02.gif title="MySpace Comment Codes" border=0></a><br><left><a><href="http://commentroad.com"><font size="2">commentroad.com</font></a></left> }
 

Now I need to use only the URL of the graphic no matter where it comes from:

           {  <img src=http://commentroad.com/i112.photobucket.com/albums/n172/sara17i/d1/02.gif </p> }


With photobucket I need to use the direct code instead of the HTML code.

            Example - HTML Code

      { <a href="http://s85.photobucket.com/albums/k77/DebAnne4/?action=view&current=Hanginthere.gif" target="_blank"><img src="http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k77/DebAnne4/Hanginthere.gif" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a> }


Now I need to use the direct code instead of the HTML code.

             Example - Direct Code
          
     {   http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k77/DebAnne4/Hanginthere.gif</p>  }
     


I hope this helps and look for more examples soon.