Hello!
TheBohrok wrote:Hmm, I tried it a few times but the picture is not showing. All it does is show a square with a red X. What am I doing wrong?
You probably do not link the URL of the PICTURe but the URL of the BrickShelg gallery page with the picture in it. This gallery page cannot show up as a picture if linked as that.
For example (it's pure chance the mostest recentest pic I see on BS is a CC-related one ;) ):
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[img]http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=818889[/img]
leads to:

But the URL of the PICTURE is
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lordo ... 3-figs.jpgSo in order to let a picture show up in a post you have to insert the URL of the picture:
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[img]http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/lordofthelego/Castle/CC-Roleplay/3-figs.jpg[/img]
To get the URL of a picture you right-click on it and
a) using IE click "properties" -> mark the URL -> right-click "copy" and then paste it in here.
b) using Mozilla/Netscape/Opera just right-click on it and choose "Copy URL of the picture" (or similiar description. Dunno, my version is German) -> paste it in here.
That's working with the thumbnail preview pic as well as with every picture in the world wide web (Unless some hero implemented some Javascript that doesn't allow right-clicking.)
c) BrickShelf offers another option. When the picture shows up in the gallery page you can click on it again and it will show up without the gallery page framing it. In this case the URL appears in the Address line of your browser. mark -> "copy" -> "paste"
Remember: The URL of a picture MUST end with *.jpg *.gif *.bmp or a similiar picture extension. Of course it doesn't help to copy the URL of the gallery page and simply add a ".jpg" manually ;)
Bye
Jojo

This is just the sort of nonsense up with which I will not put.
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