Reply to "Captions for pictures?"

tazfrompaMember

Hi LindaLou the easiest way to do this is by using the "insert an auctiva hosted image" button located on the design editor directly beside user links.Make sure that you resize your pictures to 700 by 525 if you are using a template as anything much larger distorts the template and creates a listing that needs to be scrolled sideways to read.I have included 2 links to a website I found very useful in my beginning days of HTML. The site does have alot of advertising now. (I used it in 1999) but I did look at the tutorials and they are still very good http://davesite.com/
The link below is for an interactive HTML tutorial.
http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/
Steve

8/7/079:15 AM

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