[Rev Bubba]

I'm not known for posting photos but I do have a Lycra Girl and a few other shot (including my new ride) that I want to put up in one post. Though that "Upload Photos" would contain instructions but it doesn't (at least not clear to me) so please help.
Thanks
REV

 

[Ciclistagonzo]

I'm not known for posting photos but I do have a Lycra Girl and a few other shot (including my new ride) that I want to put up in one post. Though that "Upload Photos" would contain instructions but it doesn't (at least not clear to me) so please help.
Thanks
REV

When the upload imagine window opens, there is an area for the file name with a browse button next to it.You hit browse to go find your file, then upload, the image filename appears in the box below the browse area. and the box empties and you can browse again for the next photo, repeat as needed.

 

[Rev Bubba]

Thanks. Sounds simple enough

After I upload the pictures, everyone will see why I stick to the written word.

 

[Hollywood]

limit

fyi, doing it this way there is a limit of 5 photos per post.

When the upload imagine window opens, there is an area for the file name with a browse button next to it.You hit browse to go find your file, then upload, the image filename appears in the box below the browse area. and the box empties and you can browse again for the next photo, repeat as needed.

 

[Rev Bubba]

Is there another way?

Say I write some text, post a picture, write some more, post some more, etc. How do I do that?

 

[Hollywood]

more complex, but preferred

Say I write some text, post a picture, write some more, post some more, etc. How do I do that?

that's the way I like to post. Do this:

scroll up to the top of the screen, click on the Upload Photos link
Browse for your photo(s) and select a category (this part is a new feature)
Click on Upload/Submit......then Process Files
After it's uploaded, "copy" the red photo link that it provides

Type some text, e.g. "Podium Girl's rack STIL"

then paste your copied URL below your text BUT, you have to include some characters before & after so that it ends up looking like this:
<img src="https://gallery.mtbr.com/data/mtbr/515/234043howto.jpg">

So add "less than" symbol + img src= + quotes before the link, and quotes and "greater than" symbol after.

then repeat it all over again. Once you get the hang of it, it's simple.

HW

 

[Wherewolf]

So where is she?

The "Lycra Girl".