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coltsfan23
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I know you can use HTML somehow, but I can't quite figure it out.
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dannyboy19
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on your photobucket..when you view your own images, you can usually see on the left hand side what the links would be for email/messageboard, HTML, or something else...select the one that says HTML. Then, when editing your ebay listing, when you go to the area to type your description, you can either do it under the "Basic" or "HTML" tabs. Select the HTML tab and paste your HTML link from photobucket in there. It should appear.
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coltsfan23
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Card Magnet said:
I was using this earlier, but when I preview the listing, the picture doesn't appear. Will that change when I actually list the item?
There's also an HTML generator on photobucket for a group of images, but I'm having the same problem with it not showing up when I preview the auction. Hopefully it works when I actually list the item?
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It should show up in the preview.coltsfan23 said:Card Magnet said:
I was using this earlier, but when I preview the listing, the picture doesn't appear. Will that change when I actually list the item?
jgro85
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I've done this many times before and it's not working now for me either.
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In the box where you enter your description, are you in the HTML tab? If you enter it while under the Standard tab, it will just show up as text.
PaulKonerkbro
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Does it cost extra $?
Krom
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I wonder if they made it so you can't anymore so that you have to pay for more than 1 pic.
thelesquad
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hofautos said:you have to have </img> at the end
</img> and don't forget both the beginning and ending quote marks.
Not necessarily. It can be written as:
And quotes are not absolutely necessary either unless you have a space in your filename/imagename.
bobotai said:hofautos said:you have to have </img> at the end
</img> and don't forget both the beginning and ending quote marks.
Not necessarily. It can be written as:
And quotes are not absolutely necessary either unless you have a space in your filename/imagename.
Thanks...i wasn't aware of that, you saved me some key strokes for in the future :mrgreen:
Do you have to have space / or can it just be /
thelesquad
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hofautos said:bobotai said:hofautos said:you have to have </img> at the end
</img> and don't forget both the beginning and ending quote marks.
Not necessarily. It can be written as:
And quotes are not absolutely necessary either unless you have a space in your filename/imagename.
Thanks...i wasn't aware of that, you saved me some key strokes for in the future :mrgreen:
Do you have to have space / or can it just be /
Space /.
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coltsfan23
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Card Magnet said:
Yeah, I ended up figuring out that this was why it wasn't working.
It took a little while, but I finally got it to work.
Thanks for all the help and this feature will certainly be handy in the future.
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