Photos on cache listing

[+forgetful elephant]

can anyone tell me how to include an image in the middle of the listing for a cache we have hidden

[+Miragee]

First, you have to upload the image to a site on the internet. You can use the server space offered by your ISP, picture sites, or this page.

 

Then, you have to use HTML and have to check the box on the cache page saying you are using HTML.

 

Here is a helpful page to Bookmark. It shows you the codes you need to use for the formatting.

[+SweetSassyPants]

can anyone tell me how to include an image in the middle of the listing for a cache we have hidden

 

I'm sure someone way smarter than me will come along and tell you how to do it properly, but I can tell you what worked for me.

 

I found a cache page I liked and then just viewed the source page and by guess and by golly, I figured it out. I'm by no means a smarty so it's been a lot of trial and error, but it is kinda fun and I've found that making my cache pages pretty is something I enjoy.

 

Good luck!

[+StarBrand]

Check the box on the listing page that says the description contains HTML. Make sure you file is uploaded to the internet somewhere or the cache page.

 

Then insert some code like <img src="http://someserver.com/mypicture.jpg"> Where you want the picture. Best to scale it to the right size before uploading.

[+briansnat]

Here is the code I use for my pages. It give you a clickable image so people can see a larger version by clicking on it.

 

<p align="center"><a rel="nofollow" href=

"http://img.Groundspeak.com/cache/4dfdce8e-3f54-4dcd-8d89-3a112145cc3c.jpg">'>http://img.Groundspeak.com/cache/4dfdce8e-3f54-4dcd-8d89-3a112145cc3c.jpg">

<img src=

"http://img.Groundspeak.com/cache/4dfdce8e-3f54-4dcd-8d89-3a112145cc3c.jpg"

width="250" height="170"></a></p>

 

Of course you would replace "http://img.Groundspeak.com/cache/4dfdce8e-3f54-4dcd-8d89-3a112145cc3c.jpg"

with the URL of your photo.

[+forgetful elephant]

Thanks all..... after a bit of trial and error i have got it to work now