What I wore today.

[Harold Cannon]

So what does the rabble think?

[ShaunMaxwell]

I think your photo links aren't working!

[Harold Cannon]

Will one of the moderators please tell me what the heck I am doing wrong.

[Tim Little]

Flickr doesn't seem to play nicely, unfortunately.

I think you need a jpg or similar extension in order for the IMG tag to work on X Marks. I'm no Flickr expert, but I think that means you'd have to enable sharing of your photo, then copy and past the URL between the IMG tags here.

On the more important matter at hand, I think the outfit looks great!

[Harold Cannon]

I thought I was doing it right by what it said in the FAQ section but I guess not. Oh well there are the links you can check them out that way.

[SlackerDrummer]

So what does the rabble think?

Well done, Harold.

Will one of the moderators please tell me what the heck I am doing wrong.

When you click on the "Share this" tab on the photo page on flickr, do you have the option to "Grab the HTML/BBCode"? If not, something in your settings is not set to share the photos. If your only option (the only one available to us on your flickr page) is to "Grab the link", you need to get into your account settings and make a change.

[Harold Cannon]

Changed the settings and it still doesnt seem to work.

[xman]

A segment of the HTML Code will appear in quotation marks and look like this:
"http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5216/5534841077_e09eca32a1.jpg". It's the 'farm' link.
Copy that into the [img] tags like this.



Quote this post to see the code in action.

[SlackerDrummer]

Changed the settings and it still doesnt seem to work.

A segment of the HTML Code will appear in quotation marks and look like this:
"http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5216/5534841077_e09eca32a1.jpg". It's the 'farm' link.
Copy that into the [img] tags like this.



Quote this post to see the code in action.

Sorry. I didn't look at what all it gives you under the code setting, but Xman has it. The only thing you need is the SOURCE of the image. So grab what is in quotation marks next to src= and copy that into the box that pops up when you click on the "Insert Image" icon in the editor ().

[Harold Cannon]

THANK YOU SO MUCH XMAN AND SLACKER DRUMMER!!!!!!!!