Showing posts with label 3- Posting Articles and Photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3- Posting Articles and Photos. Show all posts

Sunday, May 13, 2012

A Tip On Loading Photos

In preparing this site I used Jing on almost every illustration. It was quick and easy.

http://jingproject.com/

In some cases I used Power Point and uploaded it to http://SlideShare.net/ From there I was able to obtain the HTML and post the power point into the article. In some cases it was just a slide or a photo that went to SlideShare.

Today I also uploaded to SlideShare copies of my grandmothers marriage certificate for an article on my main blog. I needed it in HTML format to be able to insert it into the blog as the format that came out from scanning wasn't acceptable to the Google Blogger blog.

Between Flickr and SlideShare I am usually able to find the right place to upload a document, photo or Power Point.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Inserting A Photo Into An Article

Inserting a photo from Flickr or another photo sharing site: From Larry Cragun YouTube Channel.


To adjust the location of the photo (left right center), change the size, and to put a caption you touch the photo while in compose mode and it opens up an edit box either on top or on the bottom of the photo.
The Flickr license is setup so the photographs you cannot use do not display the HTML/BBCcode. You might notice that the HTML includes a link to their Flickr account. Double clicking the posted photo actually takes one to their account. They are notified you are using their photo.



Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Think Photographs Think Interesting

You Can Get Content From Others When Done Right

I like to read others articles and either follow the process above or write my own version of the topic.

Writing An Article (Post)

Writing a post
The oops slide at the end is incorrect. All the slides are here.


Uploading a Photo To Your Article

The first option, uploading from your computer, is the same process as attaching a file to your email.
The second option is to go a site such as Flickr and capture and insert the HTML.

I had posted the instructions for this on my family website and you can go to those instructions by clicking here.

If you already know how to upload from your desktop you can stay on this site and view the slide show below on uploading from Flickr.