im having trouble with image links. i can do it out side of comic genesis. but i dont know what exactly the way its done here.
can anyone help?
image link [solved]
- Dr Neo Lao
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Re: image link
Can you be a bit more specific?
If you have an image in your comic and you want to put it on your comic somewhere:
If you have an image in your comic and you want to share it here in the forums:
If you have an image in your comic and you want to share it on another site: you can't - the anti-hotlinking feature kicks in. If you have images that you want to share on other sites (such as banners or fan art) then you'll need to upload it onto another host. Photobucket is good, or you can go with DivShare or RipWay. Both of those are good because you can share other file types (such as rar, zip, bmp, swf, exe, txt, etc). All three are also free (just need to register).
If you have an image in your comic and you want to put it on your comic somewhere:
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<image src="/images/name.jpg">Code: Select all
[img]http://nameofcomic.comicgenesis.com/images/name.jpg[/img]Re: image link
i want to make a link to my other comic using one of my images and put it on my comic .im not sure how to do that here
- Dr Neo Lao
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Re: image link
Uh ... what?i want to make a link to my other comic using one of my images and put it on my comic
If you mean that you have two comics, A and B and want to have a link to B from A then that's easy.
- Make a banner / image to advertise B.
- Upload it to A, in the images folder.
- In A, use a standard html link and put it where you want it to show up*.
- Repeat as needed. Just remember that the banner / image needs to be on the account that is doing the advertising, not on the comic being advertised (so if you want to advertise B and C in the comic A, you'd have both images on A.
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<a href=" url to B "><img src="/images/name.jpg"></a>