STEP 1: Join or login to SuperMotors If you haven't already, join SuperMotors. Otherwise, simply login via the username and password fields at the top of the site.
STEP 2: Create a registry entry If you already have a registry entry, skip to step 3.
If you haven't already, you'll first need to create a registry entry. A registry entry is where your photo albums will go, but first you need a place for your photo albums to be stored. That's what a registry entry is for. Create your registry entry at http://www.supermotors.net/mygarage/index.php
STEP 3: Edit album Visit http://www.supermotors.net/mygarage/index.php and click on "Edit Album" next to the corresponding registry entry you wish to add photos, sounds, and/or videos to.
STEP 4: Add or edit an album section If you haven't already, create an album section. Album sections are created so you may categorize or group your photos, sounds, and videos together. As you continue to post more media files, it will be easier to find them based on your album sections.
If you already have an album section created, simply click on the album section name.
STEP 5: Select a photo, audio, or video to post Click the "Choose File" button and lcoate the file on your computer you wish to post.
STEP 6: Enter a description and click "Send File" Enter a description for your photo. Descriptions are optional, but the more detailed you are, the better. Users can search the registry based on descriptions you enter in your captions. Now, click the "Send File" button! This may take several seconds to several minutes depending on your Internet connection speed and the size of the file you are posting.
STEP 7: Verify your posted photo and caption Once the file has been posted, the page wil refresh and you will see an "EXISTING FILES" table at the bottom of the page showing you the thumbnail of the file you just posted, the caption, action steps, and the file's stats. Click on the thumbnail to view the file in full detail. You can also edit the caption by clicking the "edit caption" link or delete the file entirely by clicking the "delete" link.
How do you change the thumbnail pic for each album?
IOW, one of the pics in the album is highlighted as a thumbnail for each vehicle.
I'd like to change that.
How do you change the thumbnail pic for each album?
IOW, one of the pics in the album is highlighted as a thumbnail for each vehicle.
I'd like to change that.
Thanks.
WD40,
Currently, we don't have this capability available, however it is planned. The thumbnail that shows up now is simply the first image that was posted to the registry entry.
Same with me. Here's what I see (with the color graphics). There's nothing under Section, Action, #Files, etc.
panteraguy
Add/Edit Photos, Sounds, & Videos
To post photos, sounds, or videos to your album, click on a section link below. Need help with posting? Read the step-by-step tutorial. Having problems posting? Contact us.
Album Sections
Section Action # Files Hits Created Updated Link
Same with me. Here's what I see (with the color graphics). There's nothing under Section, Action, #Files, etc.
panteraguy
Add/Edit Photos, Sounds, & Videos
To post photos, sounds, or videos to your album, click on a section link below. Need help with posting? Read the step-by-step tutorial. Having problems posting? Contact us.
Album Sections
Section Action # Files Hits Created Updated Link
Hi Rodger,
Above the "Album Sections" area you should see the "Add Album Section". It looks like you don't have any album sections, yet. All you need to do is add an album section, then you'll see it in the list to be able to add your photos and/or videos.
Once you have an image uploaded, of if you're looking at anyone ELSE's images, you'll see a set of 4 text fields at the top L of the page. To embed the image or a thumbnail into a web page, click the appropriate text field and copy it (CTRL+C or right-click & COPY) into your computer's clipboard memory. Then go to the web page in which you want that image to appear and paste the text (CTRL+V or right click & PASTE) into the appropriate text field there. On most UBB/VBB-style bulletin boards (like this one), it's best to use Thumb (linked thumbnail) to embed images. They consume less bandwidth, so the pages load faster, and anyone who wants to view the fullsize or original-size image can click the thumbnail & do so.
Like this:
For most other web pages, you'll have to use the Tag text, which is true HTML.
Url is a simple link to the page you're looking at - it matches what appears in the Address bar of your browser.
Img is UBB/VBB code to embed a fullsize or original-size (depending on what you're looking at) image into the web page. But this will make those pages VERY slow to load for dialup users, and should be avoided. It also scores no hits for the image owner.
IF YOU'RE LOOKING AT ANY OTHER IMAGE ON THE NET, right-click it, select Properties, and triple-click the URL. Then copy it (CTRL+C) and paste it between IMG tags in your post. The fullsize image (the one you right-clicked) will appear. If you right-click a thumbnail, the thumbnail (in its glorious full thumbnail size) will appear.
IF YOU'RE LOOKING AT AN IMAGE ON YOUR LOCAL COMPUTER OR NETWORK, you can't post it yet. You MUST upload it to the internet first so that we can get to it.
IF THE IMAGE IS HOSTED ON A SITE THAT RESTRICTS REMOTE LINKING, try hitting CTRL+PrintScrn (or ALT+PrintScrn), then opening an image-editing program like MS Paint. Paste (CTRL+V) the captured image into a new file, crop it down to just what you want, and then save it in an appropriate file format (JPG or GIF). Then you can re-upload the image & link it. REMEMBER to respect copyrights.
Posted:9/6/2006 00:29 
