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noob help: how to add pictures

Last posted Jun 12, 2011 at 12:19AM EDT. Added Jun 09, 2011 at 08:59AM EDT
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hello. i made a meme called hipster version, and i would like to add pictures 'inside' of the meme, instead of where everybody can do so. how do i do it? i know i have to write href="" >, and so, but how exactly? (i said i were a noob, i am really bad at tecnology, i just enjoy memes ;D)

Well, you could use the HTML version (IMG SRC="Imageurl") but replace the curved (brackets with sharp < brackets…

…or you could do the must easier textile version, and just add ! to either end of the image url, with no spaces.

And when you say you made a meme…are you talking about the article or the meme itself?

i made the article. hipster version. it's not like officially a meme, but i figured it kinda is. so i made the article. i figured i'd make it, and if people disliked it, i'd be wrong about it being a meme xD
thank you for the help! i added pictures now (:
next step: how to make them smaller xD
god i am stupid, aren't i?

Smaller means you'll have to use a slightly different HTML code…

(IMG SRC="Imageurl” width="ABC" height="XYZ")

ABC and XYZ are in pixels, try experimenting with them. Set them both to 300 to start with, and then see if that's too big or too small. Remember, whatever you do, it's best to keep the original images aspect ratio. Eg., if the original size was 300Ă—150 pixels, then the image should be in the ratio, such as 600Ă—300 or 150Ă—75 etc.

But if you didn't understand that, it might not be necessary to know.

And don't worry, you're not stupid =) You'll never learn without asking. I might check out your article later.

No worries, Johanne. You can define the size of an embedded image using basic HTML commands.

<img src="https://i.kym-cdn.com/news_feeds/icons/newsfeed/000/000/575/frythumb.jpg?1307469681" width="500" />

CJayS: Whoop, Ninja'd ! Thanks for the help though. Also, you can avoid having to use "fake" HTML by surrounding your code with " @ " signs, which is the equivalent of using <code> and </code> in HTML.

Last edited Jun 09, 2011 at 12:12PM EDT
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