Hello, a few years ago it was so easy to embed a photo for a product on Add HTML Description. I have tried several different websites for my html code, but it does not show up. I hope you can help me. Lg Lala
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Posted by “MaxSMoke777” on December 11, 2021.
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I know a guy on the inside. I think most big developers do. And we all use IMVU's picture hosting. I think we can collectively let them know how important the service is to us, and IMVU itself, for all of our shared future profits. You should be safe using it. The only limit is around a 900x900 pixel image size.
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Posted by “Sargantana” on December 09, 2021.
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Max: you're right: I delay on noticed.. only when photobucket and others stops on show the images uploaded, I started to use Imvu! (and always was the best option). But I'm worried too.. what happens with the limit of uploaded pics? (at current time there's not limit) but..Â
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Posted by “MaxSMoke777” on December 09, 2021.
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Why do so few people use IMVU's photo storage to hold images for their catalog? It's free and part of IMVU, so it's as reliable as IMVU itself. Everyone has access to it. https://www.imvu.com/photos/albums
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Posted by “gaf210” on December 07, 2021.
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@SarahLalaa​ adding to what is said above, make sure to use the direct link to the image (right-clicking on it > Copy Image Link) . For your image, it should be this one: https://www.imgbox.de/users/sarahlalaa/1.png
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So,the final code you should put on your product page description would be this one:
well, maybe you can exceed the 900 pixels width, but webpage's format will looks bad.
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Posted by “Sargantana” on December 07, 2021.
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Oh! and remember: there is a size that you can't exceed: 900 pixels width! (better use as maximum 899) and the weight, less than 1000 or 1024 Kb (I don't remember exactly)
Posted by “SarahLalaa” on November 27, 2021.
[Archived]Hello, a few years ago it was so easy to embed a photo for a product on Add HTML Description. I have tried several different websites for my html code, but it does not show up. I hope you can help me. Lg Lala
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Posted by “MaxSMoke777” on December 11, 2021.
[Archived]I know a guy on the inside. I think most big developers do. And we all use IMVU's picture hosting. I think we can collectively let them know how important the service is to us, and IMVU itself, for all of our shared future profits. You should be safe using it. The only limit is around a 900x900 pixel image size.
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Posted by “Sargantana” on December 09, 2021.
[Archived]Max: you're right: I delay on noticed.. only when photobucket and others stops on show the images uploaded, I started to use Imvu! (and always was the best option). But I'm worried too.. what happens with the limit of uploaded pics? (at current time there's not limit) but..Â
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Posted by “MaxSMoke777” on December 09, 2021.
[Archived]Why do so few people use IMVU's photo storage to hold images for their catalog? It's free and part of IMVU, so it's as reliable as IMVU itself. Everyone has access to it. https://www.imvu.com/photos/albums
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Posted by “gaf210” on December 07, 2021.
[Archived]@SarahLalaa​ adding to what is said above, make sure to use the direct link to the image (right-clicking on it > Copy Image Link) . For your image, it should be this one: https://www.imgbox.de/users/sarahlalaa/1.png
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So,the final code you should put on your product page description would be this one:
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<img src="https://www.imgbox.de/users/sarahlalaa/1.png"></img>
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Posted by “Sargantana” on December 07, 2021.
[Archived]well, maybe you can exceed the 900 pixels width, but webpage's format will looks bad.
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Posted by “Sargantana” on December 07, 2021.
[Archived]Oh! and remember: there is a size that you can't exceed: 900 pixels width! (better use as maximum 899) and the weight, less than 1000 or 1024 Kb (I don't remember exactly)
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Posted by “Sargantana” on December 07, 2021.
[Archived]Sarah: I think the code is not <img p="" src="https://www.imgbox.de/show/up/sarahlalaa/1.png"/>
From my point of view, needs to be: <img src="https://www.imgbox.de/show/up/sarahlalaa/1.png"></img>
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Posted by “LestatDeLioncourt” on November 27, 2021.
[Archived]Hey @SarahLalaa​ Try this code. Please don't forget to use all the code. Every character is important.
Just change the location of the Graphic File. It must be online someplace and not on your computer : )
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<img p="" src="
http://YourSnapshot.JPG" />Â
Change only the part that is "
lined out" :DÂ
Enjoy
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