I'm experimenting to see if I can do this picture thing:
I haven't done too much with putting the name of the pic in the tag. What I would suggest trying here is replace the "PhotoAlbum2.html" with "picturename.jpg" img alt="Vandy Took" src="http://www.homepage.mac.com/cdbreak/PhotoAlbum2.html/" /
So I believe it would look like this: (plus the < > brackets) img src="http://homepage.mac.com/cdbreak/.cv/cdbreak/Sites/.Pictures/VandyTook.jpg-thumb_121_91.jpg"
What you have here is the path to your homepage that has your pictures on it. As well as the actual picture itself. Anyway, there are a couple of suggestions. If I were more familiar with the Mac homepage site, I could help you out more, but I use a different server.
I just got back online to find your thoughtful posts--thank you! Thank you for your help here and other offers of help, you lovely person you--you're making me feel warm and fuzzy--and I haven't become a kitty or a hobbit, completely that is, yet. (-:
Lemme try this out and see if I can get it to work:
Thank you! What you put totally works! I have no idea how you found the pic's addy though--the one I had listed is the only one I was able to find. I'm obviously technologically impaired. (-:
I have no idea how you found the pic's addy though--the one I had listed is the only one I was able to find. I'm obviously technologically impaired. (-:
Glad it worked! I wasn't sure if that was the right address. I'd be willing to tell you, but it would take a lot of explaining, and a knowledge of what software you are using to connect to the web. Ugg, that sounds pretentious! Basically, the picture is wherever you uploaded it to, so you would probably work backwards from there. :)
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I haven't done too much with putting the name of the pic in the tag. What I would suggest trying here is replace the "PhotoAlbum2.html" with "picturename.jpg"
img alt="Vandy Took" src="http://www.homepage.mac.com/cdbreak/PhotoAlbum2.html/" /
So I believe it would look like this: (plus the < > brackets)
img src="http://homepage.mac.com/cdbreak/.cv/cdbreak/Sites/.Pictures/VandyTook.jpg-thumb_121_91.jpg"
What you have here is the path to your homepage that has your pictures on it. As well as the actual picture itself. Anyway, there are a couple of suggestions. If I were more familiar with the Mac homepage site, I could help you out more, but I use a different server.
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Lemme try this out and see if I can get it to work:
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Glad it worked! I wasn't sure if that was the right address. I'd be willing to tell you, but it would take a lot of explaining, and a knowledge of what software you are using to connect to the web. Ugg, that sounds pretentious! Basically, the picture is wherever you uploaded it to, so you would probably work backwards from there. :)
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I'm going to try to figure out how to set up my earthlink webpage, so I'll probably leave that one behind soon anyway.