Adding photo thumbnails to an article.

Hi all,

Just need a little help.

I have added an article to my home page and wanted to add five photos( thumbnails) at the very end of the article.

I was able to get three of the five posted using the code <pic id=17886 float=left> </pic><pic id=18507 float=left> </pic><pic id=18508 float=left> </pic> where the pic numbers are my own photos. Obviously I have tried numerous combinations of the examples in the help page but have gotten nowhere.


Is it possible to get 4 photos across and the last 1 below these 4???????? If so can you offer the code???????


Or can I get 1 photo in the center and 1 photo to each side of the center photo???????? Then 2 photos below these????????


I'm just looking for a pleasing pattern, symetrical.

If you look at my home page you can see what I am refering to. The code I used got three posted....how to post last two????

Thank you


Frank Festa



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/29/2011 01:09AM by Frank Festa.

Frank,
Try this code string:

<PBOX width=4><PIC id=XXXX float=left>Pic 1</PIC><PIC id=XXXX float=left>Pic 2</PIC><PIC id=XXXX float=left>Pic 3</PIC><PIC id=XXXX float=left>Pic 4</pic></PBOX>

It should give you 4 TNs left to right.

Rock Currier
Crystals not pistols.

Rock Currier,

After hours of experimentation..................I came up with the same code as you offered me.

I discovered the "width number" is the part of the code relating to the number of photos you wish to display.

Since I wanted 5 photos, I put the number 5 in the width and......BOOM.....it works. (see my page now).

Still working on how to remove the name and locations printed below photos. All I want is a simple, wordless photo thumbnail.

Thank you very much for your help - maybe you know how to achieve what I'm looking for??????

Your friend

Frank Festa

Rock Currier,

As a follow up note............here is the code:

<PBOX width=5><PIC id=xxxxx float=left> </PIC><PIC id=xxxxx float=left> </PIC><PIC id=xxxxx float=left> </PIC><PIC id=xxxxx float=left> </PIC><PIC id=xxxxx float=left> </PIC></PBOX>

This will get you exactly what I have on my page. A few more experiments and .........Boom again. The wording was removed and there it was.

Thank you again

Frank Festa

We will all graduate to the rank of script kitties pretty soon.

Rock Currier
Crystals not pistols.