Photo Hosting sites - Any non-shite ones?
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rumpfy
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I use Photobucket for the quick code, but I agree that its getting increasingly less user friendly.
For community and display/presentation, I really like Flickr. Navigation is a little tricky at first, but photo searching and 'groups' are excellent.
I have everything in a Collection and each bike in a Set. Nice and tidy.
For community and display/presentation, I really like Flickr. Navigation is a little tricky at first, but photo searching and 'groups' are excellent.
I have everything in a Collection and each bike in a Set. Nice and tidy.
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I bought a domain and use that instead.
Sure, it costs about £20 annually and you need an FTP program, but at least you can organize it how you like, can upload the occasional MP3 or spreadsheet, it's much faster when loading pages here, etc etc.
Sure, it costs about £20 annually and you need an FTP program, but at least you can organize it how you like, can upload the occasional MP3 or spreadsheet, it's much faster when loading pages here, etc etc.
I'll put in a good word for DropBox. 4gig free. Integrates with Windoze/Mac/Linux. Drag and drop photos into Public folder, then right-click to get public URL. paste that between some
tags and bob's your uncle.
Code:
[img]your handy dandy Dropbox public URL here[/img]
klasse":d26m88su said:
Another on to add to the list of feature casualties
I used to use the slideshows a lot in Ebay listings, they were cool, but the new version of the feature is just static images, no control over their sizes or anything
It's stunning how clueless the redesign is!
