When inevitably this picture thing doesn't work again, this is the error message I got before it posted. "Your HTML cannot be accepted: Closing tag has no matching opening tag: " See I honestly don't know what a closing and an opening tag is. It looks like it should indicate a drive but its a web link. Jonathan and I suspect a spacing problem. Suggestions.
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Saturday, June 04, 2005
When inevitably this picture thing doesn't work again, this is the error message I got before it posted. "Your HTML cannot be accepted: Closing tag has no matching opening tag: " See I honestly don't know what a closing and an opening tag is. It looks like it should indicate a drive but its a web link. Jonathan and I suspect a spacing problem. Suggestions.
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Hey,
My offer still stands for help. As far as help right now, this is the code I used to upload a picture for a comic I posted. It all works the same way.
src="http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y166/sayanythingblog/535cat.jpg"
This is one of the codes given to me by Photobucket once I uploaded my picture. They generate three and I had to just try each one to see what would work. For the most part, working through Blogger Dashboard to post my pictures really helps me as well.
I think I am working through blogger dasboard. I hit "create new post" and then put in the code from snapfish. The code is a great big long huge thing. I don't think it is the code. It must be something I'm not doing as far as typing in the img... business.
What can you do for me Shawanda?
When you create your post through blogger dashboard, if the picture is coded correctly within the html tab, you should see the actuall picture under the compose tab. That's one way of making sure that the picture will show when you publish your post. I am going to see if I can post the picture within my blog from the code I gathered through viewing your blog source code. I'll play around with the code a little until I am able to give you a little more adivce.
I got it to work! It is now posted on my blog until it is successfully posted on yours.
The code is as follows (just make sure to add < at the beginning and /> at the very end. Blogger won't let me post the code with them because then it becomes an actual tag, which is not allowed in comments):
img style="width: 131px; height: 98px;" src="http://images.snapfish.com/343%3A%3B72723232%7Ffp45%3Dwp%3E2335%3D786%3D398%3DXROQDF%3E2323873%3C%3B94%3A8wp1lsi"
The problem was that you somehow had the address coming from Blogger instead of Snapfish. This adjusted code should take care of it. Just so you know, the width/height stuff was what came up after I ajusted the picture under the Compose tab. You can readjust it in Compose to whatever size you want. If none of this makes sense, let me know and I can maybe email the code to you exactly how it should look within your html code.
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