Images on this site

[gravitate]

Sorry for the lame question but how can I post images on this site. They already need to be uploaded on the web right to use the html img but where can you upload them?

[grue]

Upload your image to a hosting site, then embed by [img]url to image here[/img]

[Mike Christ]

You can use photobucket, or tinypic, or if you have your own website, they can be uploaded there too.

[grue]

You can use photobucket, or tinypic, or if you have your own website, they can be uploaded there too.

I recommend https://minus.com/ (has https support) or http://imgur.com/. Neither of them require registration, or require a captcha when uploading. Plus both give direct links for full sized embedding.

[Mike Christ]

I recommend https://minus.com/ (has https support) or http://imgur.com/. Neither of them require registration, or require a captcha when uploading. Plus both give direct links for full sized embedding.

Hey, that's much better; I've used photobucket for years, but never really liked it.

[favdesu]

I use imgur, you can even copy the right code off of the image page

[b!z]

You can use photobucket, or tinypic, or if you have your own website, they can be uploaded there too.

both of them are cancer, they tend to give error images (ice cube frog / image not found)

imgur is good.

[Anon135246]

I usually use imgur or cubeupload. Good luck!

[btcton]

Imgur has always been the best bet for me.

[monbux]

I recommend tinypic.

[b!z]

I recommend tinypic.

Would you recommend netscape as a good browser too?

[jackjack]

FWIW BitcoinTalk++ now allows uploading images to internet directly from the posting forms. It uses imgur.

[b!z]

FWIW BitcoinTalk++ now allows uploading images to internet directly from the posting forms. It uses imgur.

Cool! Is it possible to drag and drop images like on imgur?

[jackjack]

FWIW BitcoinTalk++ now allows uploading images to internet directly from the posting forms. It uses imgur.

Cool! Is it possible to drag and drop images like on imgur?

No but that's something nice to add! I'll look at how to do that.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

You can use photobucket, or tinypic, or if you have your own website, they can be uploaded there too.

I recommend https://minus.com/ (has https support) or http://imgur.com/. Neither of them require registration, or require a captcha when uploading. Plus both give direct links for full sized embedding.

Or you can Google an image using keywords like some do, but I loathe such practice. For instance, when I Google the word lunch...



To view the URL of the image, hit the quote button of this post and see it between the img tags.

[Smith Steve]

    Navigate to the page where you would like to place your image on it and click the Edit page icon, which looks like a pencil."
    From the Insert menu, select Image.
    If the image is on your computer, click Upload images and navigate your computer to select the image. If you want to choose an image you found online, click Web address (URL) and enter the URL of the image in the box next to Image URL.
    Click OK.
    If you choose, you can then make changes to the size or position of the image or wrap text around the image.
    Continue making changes to your page or click Save to preserve all changes to the current page.

[Taras]

I recommend tinypic.

Would you recommend netscape as a good browser too?

Netscape was like the Firefox of the 90's 

[b!z]

I recommend tinypic.

Would you recommend netscape as a good browser too?

Netscape was like the Firefox of the 90's 

Did you just find out?

[gogxmagog]

i like dropbox, although i maintain profiles on several hosting sites. dropbox is the quickest and easiest

[Welsh]

A popular one is Imgur. I'm unsure why. Maybe, it's the design. I find the design a little bit confusing. But, just search them up on google and you will find one that suits you.