Posting Pictures

Yanman · 11-14-2008, 07:43 AM

OK, I know that this has been gone over an infinate amount of times but I can't find a thread that explains it!

So, here we go again, how do you post pics on threads?

I did come across one thread mentioning photobucket(dot)com, if I want to post more that (3) pics, but what about (1) or (2)?

Is it just as simple as cutting and pasting? Also is there a limitation to the resolution of the pic I'm trying to post? What is a good resolution to stick to?

Thanks!

Mall Bruiser · 11-14-2008, 08:05 AM

Step 1: Clear your mind of all distractions by taking 3 deep breaths
Step 2: Feel the flow of nature passing through your body
Step 3: Sit down at your computer, maintaining your elevated mindstate
Step 4: Open your browser and type in www.photobucket.com
Step 5: register there
Step 6: upload your pictures of your truck
Step 7: goto TTORA.com
Step 8: Post new topic
Step 9: Click on the image above the text box that resembles nature
Step 10: type the URL of your picture
Step 11: Take 3 more deep breaths, as you have just become enlightened

TacoBlanca97 · 11-14-2008, 08:16 AM

Photobucket is a good one to use. Download your pics to photobucket. When you want to post them, click on the IMG code under the pic, this will copy it. In the forum when you reply to a thread, click on the yellow box with a pic of mountain and a moon on it. Where it asks you to enter the URL of your image, right click and hit paste. Now, that being said, I still have issues with the size of my pics. Even though I resize them before I send them to photobucket, they still turnout different sizes.

mudferret · 11-14-2008, 08:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mall Bruiser

Step 9: Click on the image above th text box that resembles nature

I prefer to click on the img code field on photo bucket, it copies it automatically, then paste it here. Otherwise your directions are top notch.

Yanman · 11-14-2008, 08:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mall Bruiser

Step 1: Clear your mind of all distractions by taking 3 deep breaths
Step 2: Feel the flow of nature passing through your body
Step 3: Sit down at your computer, maintaining your elevated mindstate
Step 4: Open your browser and type in www.photobucket.com
Step 5: register there
Step 6: upload your pictures of your truck
Step 7: goto TTORA.com
Step 8: Post new topic
Step 9: Click on the image above the text box that resembles nature
Step 10: type the URL of your picture
Step 11: Take 3 more deep breaths, as you have just become enlightened

Thank you Master Mall Bruiser.

I now feel I can go on to master the photo posting technique.

tattooed90 · 11-14-2008, 09:13 AM

I am glad someone else asked this question, I was affraid of getting

Thank you OB1, I can now feel the force.

redrazr · 11-14-2008, 09:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tattooed90

I am glad someone else asked this question, I was affraid of getting

Thank you OB1, I can now feel the force.

haha, I was afraid to ask too. So I never did. I just recently figured it out when I joined Photobucket. lol

Bent Wheel · 11-14-2008, 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TacoBlanca97

I still have issues with the size of my pics. Even though I resize them before I send them to photobucket, they still turnout different sizes.

Use the photobucket site to resize the pix and you’ll be fine.

Stuck Sucks · 11-14-2008, 05:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mall Bruiser

Step 1: Clear your mind of all distractions by taking 3 deep breaths
Step 2: Feel the flow of nature passing through your body
Step 3: Sit down at your computer, maintaining your elevated mindstate
Step 4: Open your browser and type in www.photobucket.com
Step 5: register there
Step 6: upload your pictures of your truck
Step 7: goto TTORA.com
Step 8: Post new topic
Step 9: Click on the image above the text box that resembles nature
Step 10: type the URL of your picture
Step 11: Take 3 more deep breaths, as you have just become enlightened

EXCELLENT 1-2-3, except you forgot "Be the ball, Danny."

Jomentum · 11-14-2008, 05:33 PM

http://photobucket.com/ - iz Your friend

11-14-2008, 07:43 AM	#1
Yanman Veteran Member My Rig: 88 Hilux Pickup Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Where ever my truck(s) take me Posts: 1,038	Posting Pictures OK, I know that this has been gone over an infinate amount of times but I can't find a thread that explains it! So, here we go again, how do you post pics on threads? I did come across one thread mentioning photobucket(dot)com, if I want to post more that (3) pics, but what about (1) or (2)? Is it just as simple as cutting and pasting? Also is there a limitation to the resolution of the pic I'm trying to post? What is a good resolution to stick to? Thanks! __________________ Its all 88 Hilux Pickup Trail Rig - Build Thread 03 Taco DD

11-14-2008, 08:16 AM	#3
TacoBlanca97 Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: On a big f***ing rock. Posts: 1,026	Photobucket is a good one to use. Download your pics to photobucket. When you want to post them, click on the IMG code under the pic, this will copy it. In the forum when you reply to a thread, click on the yellow box with a pic of mountain and a moon on it. Where it asks you to enter the URL of your image, right click and hit paste. Now, that being said, I still have issues with the size of my pics. Even though I resize them before I send them to photobucket, they still turnout different sizes. __________________ 97 Tacoma ext cab. 3.4 V6, 5spd, 4.88's Kazuma lsd rear, Bilstein adjustable's 2.5" lift up front, Skyjacker 3" rear, All Pro uca's, Skid row armor, FROR rear bumper, BFG km2's 255/85/16.

11-14-2008, 09:13 AM	#6
tattooed90 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: CENTRAL JERSEY Posts: 127	I am glad someone else asked this question, I was affraid of getting Thank you OB1, I can now feel the force. __________________ What I want: Aftermarket rims, Pro Comp prerunner light bar, Bilstein 5100 rear shocks. What I have: Bilstein 5100 front shocks, Nitto Terra Grapplers, TSB springs. Moving things from one column to the other slowly.

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11-14-2008, 08:05 AM	#2
Mall Bruiser Newbie Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1	Step 1: Clear your mind of all distractions by taking 3 deep breaths Step 2: Feel the flow of nature passing through your body Step 3: Sit down at your computer, maintaining your elevated mindstate Step 4: Open your browser and type in www.photobucket.com Step 5: register there Step 6: upload your pictures of your truck Step 7: goto TTORA.com Step 8: Post new topic Step 9: Click on the image above the text box that resembles nature Step 10: type the URL of your picture Step 11: Take 3 more deep breaths, as you have just become enlightened