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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / November 2007How do I link my images on photobucket to my webpage
I have built and published a website using Microsoft Publisher 2003. There are a lot of photographs so the webpages are loading slowly. I have uploaded my pototgraphs to www.photobucket.com when I paste the html code from photobucket into my publication it is showing as code on my website. How do I get the photo to display instead of the code. Please be a specific as possible as my knowledge of building web pages is very limited. Thank you Regards Pauline What happens if you Insert > Html code fragment box and then paste your html code into that code fragment box? Ctrl + V is a good pasting shortcut for the code fragment box... DavidF >I have built and published a website using Microsoft Publisher 2003. There > are a lot of photographs so the webpages are loading slowly. I have [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Regards > Pauline Hi DavidF Great help, I had cut and paste the code into an ordinary text box because I didn't know about fragment boxes, so noe I have managed the link but the one photo now dominates the whole of my page any ideas how I can make it smaller. Tried making the fragment box tiny but photo stays the same size Thanks for you help Pauline > What happens if you Insert > Html code fragment box and then paste your html > code into that code fragment box? Ctrl + V is a good pasting shortcut for [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Regards > > Pauline Pauline, You have a couple choices...at least. If you want to continue to use the approach of linking to the image files that you have uploaded to photobucket, then you will need to resize the images before you upload them. You would use a third party image editing program to size the images. If you don't have one, then http://www.irfanview.com/ is a great little freebie that you can download and install. Look under Help for instructions on how to resize the images. Or the better choice, which is what you probably should have done in the first place, is you can simply insert the original images into your Publisher pages and resize the picture frame to the size you want, AND then compress the images before you upload your site. Read: Compress graphics file sizes to create smaller Publisher Web pages: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA011266301033.aspx And before you republish your site go to tools > options > web tab and uncheck "rely on vml..." and "allow png...". DavidF > Hi DavidF > Great help, I had cut and paste the code into an ordinary text box because [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] >> > Regards >> > Pauline Thank you David, I am in Dubai at the moment and it is rather late so I will try all this tomorrow think I will need to be wide awake for this one as it sounds complicated will let you know how I get on. Thank you for taking the time to help a novice Regards Pauline > Pauline, > [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > >> > Regards > >> > Pauline Pauline, Its really not all that complicated...I just made it so. Bottom line is the way you were doing it is not the best way, but I was trying to be non-judgmental, and give you a way to make it work. Yes, if you want to link to a full sized image, then knowing how to insert the html code to link to the image on photobucket could be useful, but for the majority of your images where you want a smaller size, using the compress images tool in Publisher is a much better idea. It effectively resizes, and reduces the images for you without doing it manually in the image editor...and you can do all the images you inserted at once. About the only complicated thing about it is if you have to download and install the Office 2003 SP1...and that is because of the size of the patch, and the hoops MSFT seems to want you to jump through to get it. If you go to Help > About Microsoft Office Publisher, you may find that you already have SP1 installed, and then it is really pretty simple to compress the images. Just read the article. As per the changes of the options under tools, you should do that regardless of how you choose to get your images into your site. DavidF > Thank you David, I am in Dubai at the moment and it is rather late so I > will [quoted text clipped - 72 lines] >> >> > Regards >> >> > Pauline Hi David Thank you very much for all your help with my website it is working fine now, I couldn't have done it without you ! Keep up the good work helping novices like myself. Pauline > Pauline, > [quoted text clipped - 96 lines] > >> >> > Regards > >> >> > Pauline Thanks for posting back. The feedback is appreciated. Good luck to you. DavidF > Hi David > [quoted text clipped - 123 lines] >> >> >> > Regards >> >> >> > Pauline |
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