Forum Image Resize Test for BB code

[stephen.stallebrass]

[IMG=100x100]http://i1259.photobucket.com/albums/ii552/AdventureVagabond/Mongolia%20and%20Siberia%202012%20Adventure%20Moto%20Madness/Albania/DSCF0432.jpg[/IMG]

Well that didn't work... is the BBcode function disabled or not available on this forum?

 

[Paul G (BHT)]

Well that didn't work... is the BBcode function disabled or not available on this forum?

Your image is there, what else are you trying to achieve?

 

[stephen.stallebrass]

I read somewhere that you can resize images in forums using the BBcode prefix [IMG=100x100] but it didn't work. I'm probably doing it wrong. I don't want to resize images within my photobucket just for forums but they post massive, which is annoying for those reading the thread.

 

[StumpyFingers]

It seems that PhotoBucket Uses different settings.

If you go into your settings on Photobucket, you can display IMG Thumb images as Above.

 

[Deleted account 211025001]

I read somewhere that you can resize images in forums using the BBcode prefix [IMG=100x100] but it didn't work. I'm probably doing it wrong. I don't want to resize images within my photobucket just for forums but they post massive, which is annoying for those reading the thread.

I use PB and copying the 'image code' into a thread automatically resizes the image to fit the forum page

Andres

 

[Paul G (BHT)]

Does Photobucket not give you the option to link to different sizes of the same image?

Smugmug examples:-

 

[stephen.stallebrass]

Does Photobucket not give you the option to link to different sizes of the same image?

No. It only the actual IMG and the thumbnail IMG, Maybe I should start using Smug Mug

Nice picture BTW.

I think I've found an option in PB to select 'size to display in forums' under the 'upload options'.

 

[Tim Cullis]

What the OP is getting at is that the BBCode IMG command isn't fully implemented, see http://www.bbcode.org/reference.php

In a full implementation you could use {IMG width="800"}url to image[/img}
(where square braces have been replaced above with squigglies)