I have noticed ALOT of members posting pictures from PhotoBucket & then when you click on the thumbnail to enlarge the picture, the picture comes up with a link on the top right to the rest of the pictures in the photo album. How is this avoided????? Dont look! If you dont want too...:) Everyone...you do realize that gives EVERYONE access to every picture in the album and the ability to copy it. I just worry especially if there a family pictures that one may want to keep private... I asked all my family members if it is okay to post their pictures...:) I am a new gardener and am very proud of my accomplishments :) If they want to steal it..I am honored...I might change my mind in a few years we will see..:) Good subject you brought up..:)

/Denise How exciting that you are getting such splendid leaves from two such striking Hoyas. I just love that photo with the second set of buds coming in from behind! /Dee (in case no one's answered yet) 1. From your photobucket homepage, select the album your picture is in. 2. Move your mouse cursor over the picture you want to share. A window will pop open with a series of share options. What you want is "HTML code" 3. Click on the line of text to the right of "HTML code" and it will automatically be copied for you. 4. Click in the "Message" box at GardenWeb, and hit Ctrl+V and the code that was saved earlier will be pasted. 5. /hold for applause Note: The default in Photobucket is to provide the code for the full size image. There is also an option where they will give you the code for a thumbnail sized image. (see my example below) In order to easily access this code, you need to change your preferences as follows: 1. Click on the image you want to share. 2. Once the photo's window opens up, in the right hand corner you will see the same share options as appeared when you moved your cursor over it in my steps above. 3. In the upper right corner of this area, there is a small link that says "Share." Click on this. 4. When the inset window pops up, click on the tab that says "get the link code." 5. Check the box to the left of "Clickable thumbnail." Hit Save. 6. Now, the thumbnail code will also be presented in the steps above. Additionally, when you are on the picture's page, if you hover over it, it will give you resizing options. Of course, this permanently changes the size of the picture stored on photobucket, which you may or may not care about. Or, once you have the standard code, you can tinker manually with the display size settings. Obviously, you will want to keep the picture dimensions proportional, so this involves knowing your photograph's dimensions and doing a bit of math. For example, my photograph's true size is 1024x768, so if I wanted it to show up at half size, I would type: width="512" height="384" ... in the code right before the word "border". (see my example below) Hope this helps a little!

Is there a reason you all use photo bucket? If I am using Picsa on my computer it is so simple to upload to Picasa on the web. Then click on links to this picture and then copy and pat the link for embedded image. To post more than one photo in a post.. I followed the directions above ..hit enter and then copied the embedded image link for the second photo. These are great directions for posting photos. Thanks Paul!!

Let me try-- if its a problem with the URL it won't show up, if its a 'tag' issue it will... Ok, it took a couple tries: it was an URL issue. The URl that gave you the red x was: http://s267.photobucket.com/albums/ii288/hargis5/?action=view&current=TheNewHouse-154.jpg When I tried that it didn't work. I removed the bit from the ? to the second = sign, just didn't 'look right': http://s267.photobucket.com/albums/ii288/hargis5/TheNewHouse-154.jpg Then it worked. I really, really like this! Where are you building?