IMAGES

[Anonymous]

I cannot get images to upload...HELP

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I cannot get images to upload...HELP

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I looked at your profile and recently, as in 8-1-17, you uploaded images of a NFCU and ML card so not sure what problem you are actually having.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I cannot get images to upload...HELP

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I looked at your profile and recently, as in 8-1-17, you uploaded images of a NFCU and ML card so not sure what problem you are actually having.

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Getting the URL's added correctly

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I cannot get images to upload...HELP

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I looked at your profile and recently, as in 8-1-17, you uploaded images of a NFCU and ML card so not sure what problem you are actually having.

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Getting the URL's added correctly

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Are you talking about in your signature?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I cannot get images to upload...HELP

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I looked at your profile and recently, as in 8-1-17, you uploaded images of a NFCU and ML card so not sure what problem you are actually having.

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Getting the URL's added correctly

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Are you talking about in your signature?

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Yes...

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I cannot get images to upload...HELP

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I looked at your profile and recently, as in 8-1-17, you uploaded images of a NFCU and ML card so not sure what problem you are actually having.

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Getting the URL's added correctly

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Are you talking about in your signature?

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Yes...

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Correct. Did you read the first page of the how to add images to your signature thread? You need to write the signature as a code, not just paste the url. Copy and paste this:

<img height="34" width="54" src="" title="">

Then between the first the quotation marks right after the src you need to paste the url. When you are done it should look something like this.

<img height="34" width="54" src="https://creditcards.chase.com/R-Marketplace/1110008/images/cardart/freedom_unlimited_card.png" title="">..here is some advice I got..but couldn't get it to work

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Correct. Did you read the first page of the how to add images to your signature thread? You need to write the signature as a code, not just paste the url. Copy and paste this:

<img height="34" width="54" src="" title="">

Then between the first the quotation marks right after the src you need to paste the url. When you are done it should look something like this.

<img height="34" width="54" src="https://creditcards.chase.com/R-Marketplace/1110008/images/cardart/freedom_unlimited_card.png" title="">..here is some advice I got..but couldn't get it to work

[Anonymous]

You need to save any images like the Chase credit card in your link and host them somewhere like imgur.com.  You can't put in the image to a website and have it work in your signature.  Once you have it hosted then you can write your signature properly and if you run into issues, I'll try to assist you but until then there isn't anything I or anyone else can do.  Hope you understand.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

You need to save any images like the Chase credit card in your link and host them somewhere like imgur.com.  You can't put in the image to a website and have it work in your signature.  Once you have it hosted then you can write your signature properly and if you run into issues, I'll try to assist you but until then there isn't anything I or anyone else can do.  Hope you understand.

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Technically, I am not very savy at all. Can you elaborate somemore please. Explain in a little more depth please

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

You need to save any images like the Chase credit card in your link and host them somewhere like imgur.com.  You can't put in the image to a website and have it work in your signature.  Once you have it hosted then you can write your signature properly and if you run into issues, I'll try to assist you but until then there isn't anything I or anyone else can do.  Hope you understand.

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Technically, I am not very savy at all. Can you elaborate somemore please. Explain in a little more depth please

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When you find a credit card image that you want to use, right click on the image and it will you the option to 'save as'.  You save the image to your computer and sign up for a free picture hosting site such as imgur.com  Once you do that you then upload the image to imgur and then you will have a url link for the image.  You have to use that url in the html code for your signature.  

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

You need to save any images like the Chase credit card in your link and host them somewhere like imgur.com.  You can't put in the image to a website and have it work in your signature.  Once you have it hosted then you can write your signature properly and if you run into issues, I'll try to assist you but until then there isn't anything I or anyone else can do.  Hope you understand.

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Technically, I am not very savy at all. Can you elaborate somemore please. Explain in a little more depth please

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When you find a credit card image that you want to use, right click on the image and it will you the option to 'save as'.  You save the image to your computer and sign up for a free picture hosting site such as imgur.com  Once you do that you then upload the image to imgur and then you will have a url link for the image.  You have to use that url in the html code for your signature.  

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here is what I get...look at my signature