Showing posts with label links. Show all posts
Showing posts with label links. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Never Give Up!

Leora's instructions:
Batya,

If you are using Internet Explorer and you want to find the url of a
photo on Photobucket:
1) right-click on the image
2) select Properties
3) copy the url from where it says Address (URL)

For example:
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b62/nicaelf/Beachshore/layout/Shiloh.jpg

You can then use this image in Blogger by putting this code:
Shiloh

If you want it linked somewhere, you add the
Shiloh


- Leora

Now, I'm trying ... again

strange

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgYZnFuxVlGV18OCjqCNaHnpfPo7Se64fopsgT8fOpLlwrAY5x8lUSL1lAiwUKp_7-KLGiPZuBebuIObR8U5G5LXl5i92d3uR3IxrzSe2dw0s0wLCvh2Qt89jOJLx1XNU3XeaEe/s400/strange

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Experimenting--Home Work for Leora

Leora is giving "image link" lessons, and I'm failing.


It did not work. Actually it did work sort of. I just have no idea what I did right. I guess I'll always have to take Leora's basic code and copy my stuff into it.


Now I really goofed it. I did spell check on the picture codes and that totally destroys it all.

The big, though temporary, problem is that blog carnival is "sick" again.



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http://blogcarnival.com/bc/submit_208.html

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garlic

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Monday, February 05, 2007

Creative Carnivals!

The pictures were taken at the Shiloh Crafts Exhibit, which was on display the evening of our 29th Birthday of Shiloh Celebration.

Things aren't as simple as they used to be. It seems like the blog carnivals are becoming much more than a listing of links.
It didn't really surprise me to see that No Pasa Nada's Carnival of the Mundane was a "screenplay," but when I saw that Soccer Dad wrote Havel Havelim as Jeopardy... I hope that piques your curiosity to see those two great carnivals!
Wow! What will I have to do next week when I start the real work on KCC? Hint! Hint!