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How to embed images into event descriptions

Option #1:  You can embed images located on your server into your event descriptions.  Just enter the appropriate html code directly into your event description.  For example:

To embed an image located on your server enter:

 <img border="0" src="http://www.yourdomainname.com/images/yourimagefile.gif">

To bold text in the descripitons enter:

<b>This text is bold></b>

Be careful to enter html with correct open and close tags or your event description may become unreadable.

Option #2:  Alternately, you can upload your photos or images to a free or low cost photo sharing service such as flickr, photobucket, smugmug, etc.  These photosharing sites allow you to upload images and grab the html code that links to that specific image.  You can then embed that html code into an event description on your CalendarWiz calendar.

Flickr Tips:

  1. Create a flickr account.  flickr is connected to Yahoo, therefore you will be prompted to create a yahoo account.
  2. Upload image or photo to flickr via smartphone or computer.
  3. Go to the image you want to insert into your calendar event description.
  4. Grab the html code for your photo or image on flickr by clicking the "Share" dropdown menu and
  5. "Grab the HTML/BBCode" -> Choose the size you want -> Select HTML -> Copy and Paste the code into a notpad.

 Photobucket Tips:

  1. Create a Photobucket account
  2.  Upload image/photo
  3. Copy the HTML code that is under the photo you wish to add to your event description
  4. Paste the HTML code into the "Details and Description" tab of your event. SAVE


SmugMug Tips:

  1. Create a SmugMug account
  2. Upload your photo or image
  3. Click on image that you want to embed
  4. Share -> Get a link -> Embeddable Links Tab -> Select and Copy code from either Blog-Small, Blog-Medium, or Blog-Large.  The Blog code is HTML that you can paste into your event description.
  5. Paste the HTML code into the "Details and Description" tab of your event. SAVE

For more html tags please visit: http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp

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