Here’s how to post images from Bing Images.First here’s your model for images:<img src='URL' width='200'>1.Copy the above into your text editor (Notepad).2.Search in Bing Images for just the right image.3.Left click on it to open the image page.4.Right click on the image5.Select Copy image location or Copy shortcut (This step is browser dependant.)6.Back in Notepad select URL (just letters not the quotes.)7.Paste to replace URL with the image URL.Now the code should look something like this;<img src='http://www.artofbryan.com/cartoons/cartoon10_thmb.jpg' width='200'>8.Select all and paste into the comment box.
To adjust the size, change the width, anything up to 350.To separate the image and text add a paragraph break <p> before/after the image code.The Mac equivalent of Notepad is TextEditIf this is confusing, StelBel can sort you out.
Here’s how to post images from Bing Images.First here’s your model for images:<img src='URL' width='200'>1.Copy the above into your text editor (Notepad).2.Search in Bing Images for just the right image.3.Left click on it to open the image page.4.Right click on the image5.Select Copy image location or Copy shortcut (This step is browser dependant.)6.Back in Notepad select URL (just letters not the quotes.)7.Paste to replace URL with the image URL.Now the code should look something like this;<img src='http://www.artofbryan.com/cartoons/cartoon10_thmb.jpg' width='200'>8.Select all and paste into the comment box.
To adjust the size, change the width, anything up to 350.To separate the image and text add a paragraph break <p> before/after the image code.The Mac equivalent of Notepad is TextEditIf this is confusing, StelBel can sort you out.