The "Insert Image" tag is the third from the right on your Quick Reply toolbar. Use the URL of whichever image you want to post.
I usually just upload the image to tinypic.com and copy and paste the [for forums and message boards] URL into the message.
Ha, you can't fool me. I can see them when I'm not logged in from a different computer. Nice try Godmother.
The important thing to realise is that on the vast majority of sitesyou can't link a picture which exists only on your own hard drive. The picture needs to be hosted on an existing internet-available website, and you need to link to that version of the picture. Once of the easiest sites to use is postimage: http://postimage.org/ 1. Go to the Postimage website. 2. On "select files to upload", hit Browse. 3. On "resize" hit "do not resize my image" (unless you want to resize it, but you generally won't want to unless it's huge...that's what she said). 4. Image content: family safe, unless you're uploading pr0n. 5. Hit "upload it". The image should then upload. Wait for it to finish. 6. Once the upload is complete, you should see a confirmation page. Under a thumbnail (aka small, shrunken version of your picture), you'll see a list of links. Click on "Copy to Clipboard" next to Direct Link to copy the URL of the uploaded picture onto your clipboard. 7. On the wfcforums post you want to insert the picture into, click the "Insert Image" button on the top menu above the post. It looks like a tree inside a black square outline with the four corners strongly identified. 8. Paste the URL from your clipboard into the box that popped up after you clicked "Insert Image" by either right clicking > paste, or use the Ctrl+V shortcut. 9. Hit "OK". 10. Finish your post and submit as normal.
No, but Farage intends to block foreign hosted images from entering the country if he gets elected. They've been using up our bandwidth for too long.
