Help! How do I post images on myotaku?

[Guest kitsunequeen]

Please, help me! :animedepr :animestun :animeangr :animecry: :animeswea :(
I won't be on for a while now, but maybe I'll be back on later. :catgirl:
i tried using [img][/img], buty that doesn't seem to work. The pic i want is [img]http://millennial-fair.com/entertain/anime/images/fma-banner.jpg[/img]

[Panda]

I've moved this out of the OL since it doesn't belong there.

To answer your question you first need to get an image hosting service. Imageshack or Photobucket are two great free services. After you open up an account there, upload your pictures. Then take the "Tag" (Photobucket will generate it for you) that is the code with the "<" symbols and paste it into you post. Hope that helps!

-Get a free image host server.
-Upload your pictures.
-Copy the tag.
-Paste tag into your post.

If you need more help feel free to ask it in this thread or PM me. :catgirl:

[Japan]

[COLOR=DarkRed]Just in case, here is the actual tag. What the boards use is different than what you actually need for websites like myotaku. You can easily do a search online for various HTML cheatsheets to help you. Anyways, here is the HTML Tag.

[QUOTE][/QUOTE] [/COLOR]

[Shane12_01]

[IMG] http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a125/AlexielReborn/Evangelion/fd8a6cd7.bmp[/IMG]

Usually I get the URL code then at the begging [IMG] then at the end [/IMG]
because some times they dont have a tag or it does not work.

[Desbreko]

[color=#4B0082]Since it's still up, even if a couple things used in the examples aren't, I shall direct you to my [url=http://www.sweethypocrisies.com/rupees/myotaku/htmlfaq.html][u]HTML FAQ[/u][/url]. Written for all your myOtaku-related HTML needs. :toothy:

Though just for quick reference, to put that image you want on your myOtaku page, you can just use this bit of code:[/color]

[code][/code][color=#4B0082][b]Edit:[/b]
Or you could, anyway, except that the site seems to block hotlinked images. It looks like you need to download the image (right click -> Save Picture As...), then upload it at a free host such as ImageShack or PhotoBucket, as mentioned earlier. Then replace the URL in the code snippet above with the one you get from ImageShack or wherever.[/color]