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Well, since i'm a , i've simply created a photobucket album & copied my collection of smileys there (16 pages, heh-heh). Now i insert them as images, just that simple.

Hmm, I was hoping to not have to go "offshore", so to speak. If something should happen to an "offshore" site all the images will get removed from the forum. Our loss really. It would be better if we could just have them imbedded in our posts so they will be there for good.

I can put the icons on the server, I do plan on enabling icons embedding (from an easy to use list to save the linking work).
But for now - the only way is to add a link.

Thanks for that Gil.

jps wrote:Hmm, I was hoping to not have to go "offshore", so to speak. If something should happen to an "offshore" site all the images will get removed from the forum. Our loss really. It would be better if we could just have them imbedded in our posts so they will be there for good.

So what is not reliable about your own (offshore?) domestic US site http://www.jeffreypscott.com/?

Hmm? I suppose I need to do something about that "Under Construction" stuff, eh?

jps wrote:Hmm? I suppose I need to do something about that "Under Construction" stuff, eh?

Only if you WANT to

Peter,

Congrats on the new forum. Thanks for getting me aboard.

Ed Califano

I am not great with computers or changes but it is a great new forum, Peter and Gil!

Jeffrey: Presumably you have noted by now that you can imbed images in your posts.

Testing... Mmmm. Looks like i cannot figure it out...
So, how's embedding done to make it look as if it was there all the time & without names & dimensions, other than using external sources?

I'm all ears, er, eyes!

I can make the attachments thumbnail-less if you want, but that means I'll have to restrict the image size even further to avoid page deformations due to too large images, I am running at 1920x1200 so you can't really "kill" my display, but most people are running at 1024x768 or a bit higher.

I can live with attachments.

It took me a couple of weeks to sort out the new forum, big thanks to Peter Levett there, I normally hate change in anything, but I think the new look might just be better...!