Flickr

[VegasMike]

I thought I saw a post a while back on adding the flickr link to your signature. I've used the search feature but am coming up empty. could I get some help, please?

[private]

Type the word FLICKR, highlight it and then click on the hyperlink button and then paste in your link to your flickr account.

[Trader]

Did you find it? I remember seeing it too. Here is the code you need in you sig:

[ URL="http://www.flickr.com/photos/34960319@N04/"]
[ SIZE="5"][ COLOR="Blue"]flick[/COLOR][ COLOR="Red"]r[ /COLOR][/SIZE][/URL]

Just remove those spaces after the [ 's and you can cut and paste that info in. Of course that is a link to my flickr account so you would have to change that part to your account. Hope that answers your question.

[Mandy73]

I have a slightly different question but still Flickr related.

I've found some really excellent photos on Fickr that I would like to highlight by sharing in a blog post, but I'm having trouble working it out, (I'm asking for permission before I use them).

I've noticed a 'blog this' option on some of the images (but not all). But I have a Wordpress.org blog, would this function still work if I use the Wordpress.com option as they don't have a .org option?

Is this the best method or is there a better way?

Thanks for any help...

[VegasMike]

Originally Posted by private

Type the word FLICKR, highlight it and then click on the hyperlink button and then paste in your link to your flickr account.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Trader

Did you find it? I remember seeing it too. Here is the code you need in you sig:

[ URL="http://www.flickr.com/photos/34960319@N04/"]
[ SIZE="5"][ COLOR="Blue"]flick[/COLOR][ COLOR="Red"]r[ /COLOR][/SIZE][/URL]

Just remove those spaces after the [ 's and you can cut and paste that info in. Of course that is a link to my flickr account so you would have to change that part to your account. Hope that answers your question.

Got it! Thanks for the help!

Mike

[AndCity]

Another Flickr question. Does it display all the pictures you upload, even the ones you put into sets? Is there any way of dividing your pictures into categories so as to avoid displaying them all as one with sets on the side?

[dcclark]

Originally Posted by AndCity

Another Flickr question. Does it display all the pictures you upload, even the ones you put into sets? Is there any way of dividing your pictures into categories so as to avoid displaying them all as one with sets on the side?

Not really. Your photostream is all photos you have uploaded, and you can add them to sets -- but they are ALWAYS in your photostream.

You can set certain photos as private, or "friends only" (etc.), so that can keep them from showing up in your photostream -- but it also keeps them showing up anywhere else.

[jagoble25]

Originally Posted by Trader

Did you find it? I remember seeing it too. Here is the code you need in you sig:

[ URL="http://www.flickr.com/photos/34960319@N04/"]
[ SIZE="5"][ COLOR="Blue"]flick[/COLOR][ COLOR="Red"]r[ /COLOR][/SIZE][/URL]

Just remove those spaces after the [ 's and you can cut and paste that info in. Of course that is a link to my flickr account so you would have to change that part to your account. Hope that answers your question.

Sites:[ url=http://www.flickr.com/photos/jrg1979/][ color=#0063dc]flick[/color][color=#ff0084]r[ /color][/url]

Use the same instruction as Traders for mine if you want the font and color like mine.

[fletch]

Originally Posted by AndCity

Another Flickr question. Does it display all the pictures you upload, even the ones you put into sets? Is there any way of dividing your pictures into categories so as to avoid displaying them all as one with sets on the side?

If you really don't want a picture to appear in your photostream you can change the data uploaded. It will still be there but just at the back of the queue.

[AndCity]

Originally Posted by fletch

If you really don't want a picture to appear in your photostream you can change the data uploaded. It will still be there but just at the back of the queue.

Thanks for clearing up my question. I only asked as it seems a long-winded way of displaying the images. But then, I suppose, if you create your sets properly they are easy to view.