Is there an automatic way to add a smaller photo to the forum posts, so there will be no need to use the bar to see it all?
If not yet, I could add one extra photo to my listings, just for this purpose – what is the image size that suits best the forum post?
Thank you.
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ArtistsUnion Reputation: 3676 See ArtistsUnion's booth |
In the regular forums (promo) below, a photo with 550 pixel width will fit without having to use the scroll bar…
I usually use the thumb200 added to the URL for my full sized photos when I wanted to show them in the forums
[URL removed] this is the URL for your first picture in the promo
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I would use
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and this is what it would look like
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TrinketBox Reputation: 3805 See TrinketBox's booth |
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How to POST a Forum Pic, and The LARGEST size for ANY forum
The following is a GENERAL Answer for any Seller or What I affectionately call a “Newbie Seller”
Look at and READ the following VERY Carefully until you understand the ‘’How to Post a Forum Pic"
NOTICE that there’s an EXCLAMATION Point BEFORE and AFTER the URL of the pic itself.
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543 Pixels is WIDTH is probably the LARGEST Width of what fits nicely into a Forum, IMHO
I Hope this Helps You and Everyone! Dee
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divinefabricsnmore Reputation: 388 See divinefabricsnmore's booth |
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You can use the thumbnail photo from your storefront. Will that work, or is it too small?
If it’s okay, just enter it in your post as !thumbnail copy/paste!
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BookbinEtc Reputation: 1322 See BookbinEtc's booth |
Thank you all for answering, I appreciate it.
I added earlier today three photos of my both’s items on the promo forum and they were much bigger than the window, so the scroll bar appeared.
That’s why I asked, if somebody already knows the best photo size, before I start to make and try different ones in some next posts.
It would be nice, though, to have an automatic choice for the “best fit”…
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ArtistsUnion Reputation: 3676 See ArtistsUnion's booth |
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