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Images and Pictures are made up of html codes. This code when the Element is copied and pasted in text mode will show up as a normal Picture or Image.
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When you use the "Add Media Tab", these are images that you add to a post or page, to add to a Widget, it's quite different, you have to copy the Element of the Image as I show in the Tutorial.
Actually, you can also copy the Elements of Images in the Media Library and these can be added to a Widget. I hope you understand, aikiman. Take care.
