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Waht are the prefixes for domains in site rubix?
http:// or https://
That's what is referred to as the Internet "protocol". Http: is for websites (and https - secured). ftp:// is for File Transfer Protocol. Browsers, of course, can't understand that. :-)
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I inserted an image into a WA blog but I can't move it around other than making it smaller or bigger. Is there a way to move it right, left, or in the center and wrap the text
Olaf, here is the training link.Have fun! Positioning Images in Blogs Created in Your WA Profile Page
Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. However, I was looking for a solution doing that in the WA blog editor. Any idea? Thanks again
Thanks for getting back to me. You're right that works in WP but not in the WA blog editor, at least I can't see it. Thanks again
I have drafted a tutorial on this and am just about to create it here. You might already know Paint and how to manipulate it. If not, keep an eye on the Activities to view it.
Olaf, I have been thinking of your question and might (note might) have a solution. I hadn't tried it so just did. I am going to attach it here. I have to add this comment to see what it looks like. So just in case you get it quickly this comment isn't finished. I will return immediately and edit it.
Alright Olaf, this worked. I used Paint and selected an area that extended out on both sides of my image. I then copied that and pasted as an png image. Then imported it to a test blog. Actually this way you can put it pretty much anywhere you want across the page.
There may be a more professional way but at least this is a start.
Hi. I replied to you in the live chat, but I'm not sure you saw it, so.....
I had the same problem, and would like to know the answer to your question, too.
Here's what I replied in the live chat:
I tried doing the same and couldn't figure that out either, so I just made the image large enough to not look too 'funny,' if you know what I mean. Here's how it turned out: 4 Tips for Making Strong Passwords Let me know if you figure out how to do what you want, please. ;)
Mike
Hi Mike, yes, thanks I did see your reply and replied back. Thanks for your help. The only thing I found in the forum so far was a thread that is a year old talking about adding an image but not manipulating it.
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How do I manipulate an image in wa blog?
I inserted an image into a WA blog but I can't move it around other than making it smaller or bigger. Is there a way to move it right, left, or in the center and wrap the text
Olaf, here is the training link.Have fun! Positioning Images in Blogs Created in Your WA Profile Page
Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. However, I was looking for a solution doing that in the WA blog editor. Any idea? Thanks again
Thanks for getting back to me. You're right that works in WP but not in the WA blog editor, at least I can't see it. Thanks again
I have drafted a tutorial on this and am just about to create it here. You might already know Paint and how to manipulate it. If not, keep an eye on the Activities to view it.
Olaf, I have been thinking of your question and might (note might) have a solution. I hadn't tried it so just did. I am going to attach it here. I have to add this comment to see what it looks like. So just in case you get it quickly this comment isn't finished. I will return immediately and edit it.
Alright Olaf, this worked. I used Paint and selected an area that extended out on both sides of my image. I then copied that and pasted as an png image. Then imported it to a test blog. Actually this way you can put it pretty much anywhere you want across the page.
There may be a more professional way but at least this is a start.
Hi. I replied to you in the live chat, but I'm not sure you saw it, so.....
I had the same problem, and would like to know the answer to your question, too.
Here's what I replied in the live chat:
I tried doing the same and couldn't figure that out either, so I just made the image large enough to not look too 'funny,' if you know what I mean. Here's how it turned out: 4 Tips for Making Strong Passwords Let me know if you figure out how to do what you want, please. ;)
Mike
Hi Mike, yes, thanks I did see your reply and replied back. Thanks for your help. The only thing I found in the forum so far was a thread that is a year old talking about adding an image but not manipulating it.
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I inserted a banner into my website but I can't get it to position properly. I can't get any space between the text and the image. It looks like the text is on top of the imag
I see you got it fixed, but just wanted to give you this training in case it will help in the future: How To Make A Link With Text And Images
The banner you inserted, is it in a form of a code or image? If it’s image here’s how you can adjust it.
Click on the image and it will show a small menu (picture below). Click on any of the menus to adjust the placement left/middle/right. If you want to resize the image, drag the small square until you find the size you want.
Hope this helps =)
I used the code. It looks fine until I add my affiliate link. I tried adjusting the image using the small square. It all looks good in the editor but not on the page. It has something to do with adding the link. Thanks for your reply and trying to help.
Since it’s a banner code, you don’t have to add your affiliate link anymore because it’s already been included in the code.
That's the thing. I initially inserted the image and it looked great. Than I added the link to the image and it didn't fit anymore. It looked great in the editor but not on the page. So I figured I use code instead maybe that would fix the problem. But it didn't. So just to check I removed the aff link section in the code and viola, the image fit perfectly. It has something to do with the link. Thanks again for your help
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I inserted a banner into my website but I can't get it to position properly. I can't get any space between the text and the image. It looks like the text is on top of the imag
I see you got it fixed, but just wanted to give you this training in case it will help in the future: How To Make A Link With Text And Images
The banner you inserted, is it in a form of a code or image? If it’s image here’s how you can adjust it.
Click on the image and it will show a small menu (picture below). Click on any of the menus to adjust the placement left/middle/right. If you want to resize the image, drag the small square until you find the size you want.
Hope this helps =)
I used the code. It looks fine until I add my affiliate link. I tried adjusting the image using the small square. It all looks good in the editor but not on the page. It has something to do with adding the link. Thanks for your reply and trying to help.
Since it’s a banner code, you don’t have to add your affiliate link anymore because it’s already been included in the code.
That's the thing. I initially inserted the image and it looked great. Than I added the link to the image and it didn't fit anymore. It looked great in the editor but not on the page. So I figured I use code instead maybe that would fix the problem. But it didn't. So just to check I removed the aff link section in the code and viola, the image fit perfectly. It has something to do with the link. Thanks again for your help
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I am setting up my WA affiliate site and want to move some pages around to put them in the order I'd like to see them. Thanks for the help
Anybody know how to move individual pages around in wp?
I am setting up my WA affiliate site and want to move some pages around to put them in the order I'd like to see them. Thanks for the help
I just finished up the Getting Started Online page in the WA website. Although I used Kyle's page as a template I wrote my own content. However, I would like to link to Kyle's
If you link to Kyle's WA review page, and they click on Kyle's link, HE will get credit. The last affiliate link a person clicks will get credit for the sale.
You should be writing your own content to make sales, ie writing your own WA review to keep people on your website.
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Is my aff link valid on other wa sites?
I just finished up the Getting Started Online page in the WA website. Although I used Kyle's page as a template I wrote my own content. However, I would like to link to Kyle's
If you link to Kyle's WA review page, and they click on Kyle's link, HE will get credit. The last affiliate link a person clicks will get credit for the sale.
You should be writing your own content to make sales, ie writing your own WA review to keep people on your website.
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That's what is referred to as the Internet "protocol". Http: is for websites (and https - secured). ftp:// is for File Transfer Protocol. Browsers, of course, can't understand that. :-)