I have just joined. What's the criteria for posting artwork on the remakes, please? What resolution do you use, and how do you post it to the discussion?
@dnewling No criteria as far as size and resolution. (I find a width of about 700-800 px to fit well in the post box. You need to host them somewhere (your own site, blog, flick, etc.) and use the img button up there in the tag bar to post them here. (uses html syntax)
I am having difficulty uploading my image here. It is over at Photobucket, and I have tried pasting in the IMG link, but it is not working. Could you offer me some advice, please?
1) In photobucket, when you hover over a pic in your albums, some share options appear below the thumbnail. Click in the "Direct Link" field and you will see it then says "copied".
2) Come here to whitechapel, go to the thread you want to post in, and in the "Add your comments" box you will see some choices. Select "img".
3) In the dialog that appears, click into it and paste the url you copied from photobucket.
4) A second dialog will appear asking you to enter alternate text. Put anything in here. This is just some text that will appear if someone's browser cannot render images. That never happens anymore, so it is a charming antiquarian practice. (Do not hurt me dear engineer!)
5) Then, you will see a link in angle brackets that looks like this: img src="http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b179/billcunningham/colors.gif" alt="swirliefun"
6) Type any other text you want in the post, then click "add your comments". You will see a lovely image (unless you have a free photobucket account and have exceeded your bandwidth, in which you will see a placeholder image scolding you for exceeding your bandwidth... which, if you think about it, doesn't make a lot of sense as they have to expend bandwidth to display that image. Which means it's not so much the bandwidth as that they hate you and all you hold dear.):
Grease Monkey -- Sometimes when I do that it seems to work and other times it doesn't. That's okay though. I just keep previewing my post until it does what I want it to.
I suspect the # isn't being escaped properly before being fed to the RegEx functions, and PHP dumps a bunch of errors. Though looking more closely, it seems the search results do indeed appear correctly, below the errors on the page.