This is a helpful guild to learning to post pictures how you want them.

It's fine that you don't know how at first.

It's really easy!

First Things First!

You Need a Photobucket account: It won't post properly otherwise.



After You Do That!

Once you have that down you need to upload your preferred picture.
Once you upload it you will need to click on the picture. You'll see some commands in the bottom right hand corner.


And Here Things Might get a Little Harder!

Depending on what you want like say aligning text and picture,:

User Image
(ex.The text here should coinside with the image on the right. Long as you don't mess up the codes above the image should be fine. )

You have to hit the word "Direct" which would be in the said bottom right hand corner. After you do that you should come back to your post/message draft that you are writing in and hit the button that says "ImgRight" or what ever side you want it on.
If you want the picture on the left and the text on the right hit the
button. for the text (highlight the text you in which you want to be on the left of course).

If You want "Title Bar Pictures; a picture usually of the name of an RP character in a forum rp,

If you wish to have what is called a Title Bark image above what you write you have to upload that picture in your Photobucket account library thus you must click on the IMG code.

How I create my Title Pictures:

I use a website called ipiccy.com to put text to an image or create a title image.

Step 1: Go to paint and cut a small white blank box which your name can fit in. Usually depends on how big you want your name to show up. Save that to a place you'll remember for later.

Step 2: Go to ipiccy.com and upload your blank picture. Then you will go to the layers board (it'll look like blue squared plates are stacking on top of each other) and hit the big bold letter.

Step 3: Hit them however many times that is needed and type in the name. You with one or with two. I separate the first and last name, but if it's easier for you, you can put them together.

Step 4: Save your image. It will ask you to combine the layers. Then rename your blank title to whatever you prefer. This way you can keep that blank image just in case you want to create another one.