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ChuckNorris

7-Oct-2017
3:14:42 PM

I know some helpful people (aka ajfclark) have posted instructions on how to upload pics. But can’t find it. For example if I put something on instagram how do i make it appear here? The embed code on insta did crazy things when I tried to use it here.

Cheers stu

Jayford4321

7-Oct-2017
3:51:56 PM

On 7-Oct-2017 Stugang wrote:
>I know some helpful people (aka ajfclark) have posted instructions on how
>to upload pics. But can’t find it. For example if I put something on instagram
>how do i make it appear here? The embed code on insta did crazy things
>when I tried to use it here.
>
>Cheers stu

An yeh we kno porn wont go.

ajfclark

8-Oct-2017
5:47:45 AM

Instagram in Chrome:

First up, find the image you want. Right click on it. Inspect. Delete the empty div element they overlay to stop you doing the next step. Then right click on the image, copy image address. past into a img tag as usual.

BA

8-Oct-2017
7:45:04 AM

So I have to load a new browser and open an Instagram account? I thought Instagram was only for photos of food :-)

ChuckNorris

8-Oct-2017
3:55:13 PM

testing....
On 8-Oct-2017 ajfclark wrote:
>Instagram in Chrome:
>
>First up, find the image you want. Right click on it. Inspect. Delete
>the empty div element they overlay to stop you doing the next step. Then
>right click on the image, copy image address. past into a img tag as usual.
>
>

ChuckNorris

8-Oct-2017
4:02:19 PM

On 8-Oct-2017 ajfclark wrote:
>Instagram in Chrome:
>
>First up, find the image you want. Right click on it. Inspect. Delete
>the empty div element they overlay to stop you doing the next step. Then
>right click on the image, copy image address. past into a img tag as usual.
>
>

ChuckNorris

8-Oct-2017
4:08:04 PM

On 8-Oct-2017 stugang wrote:
>On 8-Oct-2017 ajfclark wrote:
>>Instagram in Chrome:
>>
>>First up, find the image you want. Right click on it. Inspect. Delete
>>the empty div element they overlay to stop you doing the next step. Then
>>right click on the image, copy image address. past into a img tag as
>usual.
>>
>>
>
>

shortman

9-Oct-2017
12:21:08 PM

Got your fashion sense I see Stu.

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