As long as you know how to use the BBCode - the rest is simple! All you need to do is:
-Have Google Images
-Know how to use BBCode
The first step is to find the picture you want, on Google Images. Next, click your selcted picture. Then, on the right should be blue text saying See full image. Click it to view just the picture! Now, the next step is to copy the address of the thing (eg: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/static/109785). Put it in your message/signiture and then do the BBCode (if you don't know how then look at JSO's BBCode tutorial). And there! Finally, message me on how it went if you used my tutorial!
Last edited by NeilWest (2011-07-02 06:57:07)
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All About Scratch
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scimonster wrote:
All About Scratch
Correct - this does belong in All About Scratch.
An abbreviated and slightly more easily understandable version of this post could go as follows:
Take the URL of the image and use the following code:
[img]URL of image here[/img]
Hopefully that's a little easier to understand.
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coolstuff wrote:
scimonster wrote:
All About Scratch
Correct - this does belong in All About Scratch.
An abbreviated and slightly more easily understandable version of this post could go as follows:
Take the URL of the image and use the following code:Code:
[url]URL of image here[/url]Hopefully that's a little easier to understand.
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I agree
I do agree with that but I'm keeping my own theory of images. But people can still use your idea as well!
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NeilWest wrote:
coolstuff wrote:
scimonster wrote:
All About Scratch
Correct - this does belong in All About Scratch.
An abbreviated and slightly more easily understandable version of this post could go as follows:
Take the URL of the image and use the following code:Code:
[url]URL of image here[/url]Hopefully that's a little easier to understand.
![]()
I agree
I do agree with that but I'm keeping my own theory of images. But people can still use your idea as well!![]()
Actually, it's quite the same idea. In my opinion, though, mine is a little shorter.
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