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Since i've been playing with photos inside notes, several people asked me how i did that, so, here's the tutorial...

For those who know enough html to post a photo inside a comment ("a href=" and "img src="), read the nutshell explanation here:

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"The rule is: a note cannot be html-only! SO: the trick is: add a dot '.' or any other character outside the '<' and '>'-tags and save it! This will create a valid note. (Greasemonkey script-users watch out: the 'post-a-photo'-script works, but you have to clean the code and remove all unnecessary items like the 'name=' tag!) (A sample code will appear at the end of this post.)

If you're not 100% familiar with html, here's the step-by-step-tutorial:

- open 2 browser windows to facilitate copy- and paste-procedures
-> 1 window should show the target photo
-> 1 window should show the source photo
- in the target photo, create a note (click the note-icon above the photo to create one)
- write in the note the following tags: <a href=""><img src=""></a>
- then, IMPORTANT! : add a dot (.) in the end, after the </a> . (This is necessary because a note cannot be html-only, so you need a dummy character, for which i chose '.'; you can choose another character if you prefer)
- go to the source photo page and copy its link (= the http-address as shown in the browser)
- paste this link inside the <a href="here"> tag within the note
- go to the source photo, right-click and choose 'properties' to get the photo's http-address
- paste this link inside the <img src="here"> tag inside the note
- save the note

This is the note's exact text from the photo inside this post:

.<a href="www.ipernity.com/doc/lodchjo/1526879" title="Go to the photo page"><img src="http://u1.ipernity.com/u/4/51/E7/1435473.977f6baf1.m.jpg" alt="Leuven: Stadhuis (detail) by Lodchjo" /></a>.

The photo's address ends in ".m.jpg". You can change the 'm' from 'medium' into 'l' for large and even 'b' for big.

Some more examples are here:

from my window

Rusty Chevy

And Rollinger made a very funny one:

See: www.ipernity.com/doc/rollinger/1455839