No need to double post. I locked the other post of the same name you made half an hour ago.

You link an image the same way you link text: select it all and use the "link" button, or just type it out by hand. In the end it will be something like this:

<a href="http://website.com"><img src="http://mydomain.com/images/image.jpg" /></a>

I left out all the cool stuff like title and alt and width and height to keep it as clean as possible.

Hope it helps!

EdB wrote:

No need to double post. I locked the other post of the same name you made half an hour ago.

You link an image the same way you link text: select it all and use the "link" button, or just type it out by hand. In the end it will be something like this:

<a href="http://website.com"><img src="http://mydomain.com/images/image.jpg" /></a>

I left out all the cool stuff like title and alt and width and height to keep it as clean as possible.

Hope it helps!

Sorry for doubling.
Yes I saw an option to insert img but I don't know wich way I can find URL of my image file?
Thank you.

Inserting an image is different from linking an image. I don't ever use the "IMG" button. Instead I upload my stuff using the file manager, then when posting check the box for my image and tell it "insert the code". NOT "Make posts"! That button makes a post out of an image, which is different from inserting an image into a post.

I also modify the code it gives me because it always wants to put images into a div that will center the image and give it some small text underneath, but that is a different thing.

Typically, assuming you are using your own images, your URL for your images will be something like

http://yourdomain.com/path_to_blog_if_any/media/blogs/something_unique_for_each_blog/image.jpg

I forget exactly what you will see in the "something_unique_for_each_blog" bit, but in a default installation with default posts it will be "a" for blog #1. Uploading an image or two will sort of make it clear what this will be - now that you know to look for it ;) Oh and where it says "media/blogs" it could also be "media/users" followed by something unique for each blogger.

Play with the file manager a bit and you'll start to see how it works. It is not the easiest system in the world, but it gets the job done.

OK. I got it.
Thanks a lot for your tip!
I am just a newbie u know :oops: