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view your image and then copy the URL and then paste it to background URL=
<img src="URL TO IMAGE"> you can get the IMAGE URL from sites like photobucket or tinypic or imageshack
# First, upload your photo to Photobucket. # Get the image URL (the address directly to the image with a .jpg, .png, .bmp, or .gif at the end). # Edit your page on freewebs. Forth, click IMAGE > ImageU URL and insert your image URL into the textbox.
You can put your wishlist pets into a post by right clicking on the image and choose 'copy image URL' (or something similar, depending on the browser you use). Then you put it between the image tags, for example: [img]URL[/img]
put this code in whatever section you want the picture to show up in <img src="URL TO IMAGE"> you can get the IMAGE URL from sites like photobucket or tinypic or imageshack
To put an image in an HTML document, first upload the image to a web server somewhere. Then, copy the URL of the document. Finally, place the following code into the HTML document: <image src="PASTE URL HERE" />
Src is an attribute for an image tag used by the website to find the source of the image here's a visual <img src='this is the place you put the image's URL'>
jzt look for a black table layout. nd then take off the URL of the image they have nd put your own URL of the image yu want as a backround. is really easy. message me if yu dnt knw how yet. sosaflores7275@att.net
You right click the image, and click 'Copy Image' instead of the URL of the image and paste it like someone would paste a link, hyperlink etc., onto that page.
put his in the style section:.back {background-image: URL(background URL 1) ;}.back1 {background-image: URL(background URL 2 ) ;}.back2 {background-image: URL(backgroud URL 3) ;}Put this code to where you want to put the buttons: (don't change anything except for the button name)Special:WysiwygSpecial:WysiwygSpecial:Wysiwyg
The small icon before a URL is called "favicon". You need to create an image in the right size an put a line of code on each page you want it to be recognized with. Search the web for more detailed information on how to do it.
They can. They can be display as a "Click Here" or something else and when you click on it it will take you somewhere. The code is: <a href="destination URL">What you want the user to click on; it can be an image or anything.</a> Then when they click on "What you want the user to click on; it can be an image or anything." the user will be directed to the url you put in href="".