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What you are doing is really nice

Hehe, thank you! One day it'll be beautiful and complete

So how do I get an image box to exist in my text box to begin with? I'm struggling with this site code-wise lol. I've combed over this post a couple times but still can't really figure out how to get the image thing to be in the text box.

@Catesanova1

When you click this, you'll see the following:

Paste your image URL in and click Insert Image!

@Tisquares that's what I thought I'm supposed to use, but it doesn't work when I try to :( can't figure out what I'm doing wrong lol

@Catesnova1

Sorry for the late response!

First, please verify that you're copying the image address and not the web address! Using a web address will cause nothing to happen when it tries to load an image. If you're on PC, right-click the image and click Copy image address:

If you're on mobile, press and hold the image then use Share image...

...then enable the link and copy it:

I am not an Apple user, but I figure it will be a similar process as it is on Android/Chrome OS/etc.

Alternatively, for either PC or mobile, you could copy/save the image, upload to an image sharing site (Discord, imgur, etc.) and use that link if you cannot find the original image link. I personally use Discord as it has a feature that lets you directly copy the image link.

@Catesanova1

whoops made a typo on my ping, please refer to post above!

Thanks! Ill put that to good use 😄

Update

I have made the following changes to all and future sections:

• Including a "Tisq's Tips" section, with additional information, suggestions, etc.
• Including a "Tags/Attributes" section that contains the code being used. For users to copy/paste.
• If possible, all sections will include at least one instance of its topic being used. For example, the sections on aligning have at least one centered image.

The Text area is being worked on as I replace the images I previously had lined up to their new format. The Image area may receive an additional section on how to get an image's address OR have more information on the process added to its first section.

Happy HTMLing!