Yes, I only did that because when you create a link from the page with the different book editions on, you can't keep the edition up that you are refering too, it comes straight up with the first edition... Not the Society's fault of course, it would do that with any website.
"Beware of young men with long hair - that's what dad says, isn't it?"
Pat, Holiday House
Thanks Tony, I've had a try, I'll see how this comes out...
EDIT:
Well it didn't come out the same same as yours but its fine. I right clicked on the image I wanted and discovered I didn't have the option to 'Image Location' so I used 'Copy Shortcut' instead and pasted and it came out a link... As you can see, it is a white page with a large picture of the book on...
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"Beware of young men with long hair - that's what dad says, isn't it?"
Pat, Holiday House
I think I have found the problem, Poppy, as I can only do this with Firefox which is what I normally use. I tried doing it with Internet Explorer which I also have on my computer and it didn't seem possible. I always use Mozilla Firefox now as I find that it is considerably better than Internet Explorer.
Of course in any browser you can right click and copy the image URL, come back to the reply box, hit IMG and paste the URL in the middle. Chrome doesn't have image location option. The IMG tags are the only thing Poppy missed out which is why it didn't show.
It should look like [img]pictureaddress[/img]
"It's the ash! It's falling!" yelled Julian, almost startling Dick out of his wits...
"Listen to its terrible groans and creaks!" yelled Julian, almost beside himself with impatience.
I've just finished reading the Secret of Kilimooin and there is a place where the boys and Pilescu and Ranni have been tied up in a cave by the robbers.
"They were all in a terrible plight. At any moment more of the roof might fall in and the cave would be completely flooded with water. They could not help themselves to escape because they were so tightly bound.
“Ranni! Open your eyes!” begged Paul. One of the robbers had left a torch shining on a ledge nearby, and its light shone on to Ranni’s face as he lay with his eyes shut, half-leaning against the rocky wall. “Pilescu! How did you get caught like this?”"
So, how did the robbers, a very primitive people, get the torch? Where did the batteries come from?
It might have been a torch-flame rather than an electric one.
"It's the ash! It's falling!" yelled Julian, almost startling Dick out of his wits...
"Listen to its terrible groans and creaks!" yelled Julian, almost beside himself with impatience.
Can any Mac user tell me the way to achieve the same result?
