• Resolved skrp

    (@skrp)


    Now that I have got the file permissions and I can actually upload images on with my next issue.

    I went Upload on the admin panel. Uploaded a image it it generated this code:

    <img src=’/wp-content/futurestrading/TestImage1.gif’ alt=’Test Image’ />

    I need to post charts within the post itself, no thumbnails.

    When I utilize the IMG quicktag it asks for the URL of the image. Then it asks for a descritpion.

    So the question is how do I convert the code about into the proper URL for the IMG quicktag. Secondly, there already is a description in the code about do I have to enter it again?

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  • <img src=’/wp-content/futurestrading/TestImage1.gif‘ alt=’Test Image’ />

    the emphasized part of that image-element is the URL of the image (not to say the image itself), the description is the part within the alt-attribute (alternative text).

    if u want you could just copy and paste the complete img-element into the posts content and publish (without the use of img-quicktag…

    Thread Starter skrp

    (@skrp)

    I tried that then tried it with a different image but it didn’t work.

    I posted that in the Post Section as shown:

    <img src=’/wp-content/futurestrading/TestImage1.gif’ alt=’Futures Trading’ />

    However it looks like: http://www.peakoilportal.com/crudeoil

    seems like you missed /crudeoil/ within the URL as http://peakoilportal.com/wp-content/TestImage1.gif isnt there, so maybe the image is named different (case-sensitive!)

    Thread Starter skrp

    (@skrp)

    Thanks for that. Sometimes our stupidity can make things much harder that there really are.

    why ours? 😛

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