How Do I . . . ?

... it's the 'link' field on each listing, just copy and paste it into your post - have faith and post - the image will show up on the conversation stream.

it's the link field on each listing...

open an image and under descriptions is a link. CTRL C to copy then paste here.

i read that as -- how do i give up? and that's easy, close account... but yeah just copy that code in. right click doesn't work so don't bother trying.


---Mike Savad
MikeSavad.com

Here we go...

http://render.fineartamerica.com/displayartwork.html?id=13791085&width=250&height=187&domainid=1

Update: didn't fly

did you highlight the entire link?

Yes, Edward, trying again but looks the same.

Thanks Julia and Jessica..

Too funny Mike.

http://render.fineartamerica.com/displayartwork.html?id=13791085&width=250&height=187&domainid=1

Aha!! Thanks so much.. it was the Control C!!

YAY!

Trying again, Jessica



Update: Oops, didn't see your Yay, Jessica!

Thank you, Edward!!

Hope this helps somebody else today. Thank you, All!

And....if you double the # for both the height and width in that code...you get a bigger picture here. STUNNING work, btw!

Double the number, Rose?

"Double the number"... means you actually change the code, ... verrrry carefully ... where it says

(a href='http://fineartamerica.com/featured/siberian-tiger-with-oil-painting-effect-rose-santuci-sofranko.html' size='20')(img src='http://fineartamerica.com/displayartwork.html?id=6587398&width=250&height=187' alt='Photography Prints' title='Photography Prints' style='border: none;')(/a)

you change ... width=250&height=187 ... to ... width=500height=374

That's DOUBLING the width and height attributes, in other words.

RESULT: ... a bigger picture that overrides FAA's default smaller size.

...sneaky, eh?

Well, Robert this is also good to know! Thank you, kindly. I'll try it-




Update: It worked !!! Happy Dance :)

Fingers crossed......



Update: Thank you all once again!!

You are quite welcome. God bless.

When I try to use that widget mine comes up .21 cents different than if you were to go onto the actual print itself. Whats with that?

Robert Kernodle says, "you change ... width=250&height=187 ... to ... width=500height=374 "

So you leave out the ampersand, too?

Oops! Did I leave it out? - yes I did - I goofed (failing at my own advice to be "very careful"), and so the answer would be NO, leave everything as is ... just change the numbers and NOTHING else, to get the bigger size.