How to Post Images in the Media Gallery

Margo5 wrote

on 20 Jan 2010 11:10 AM

Tyson, in order to do that you must edit the tags under each individual painting that you have in the member gallery with your name (or avatar name). Then when anyone (including yourself) clicks on your name underneath one of your paintings, it will take them to a page that shows all of the paintings you have, in the member gallery only, that have your name listed in the tags section beneath each painting. In other words, paintings that you have posted in the forums (eg. acrylics, watercolor, critique) will not show up on this page. Mainly, you are going to have to go to the bottom of your own page, where you can see "my files" and go to each individual painting to be able to add to (edit) the tags. If you have posted lots of paintings in the member gallery, you will have to go to "view all gallery posts" because "my files" only shows 6 of your most recent postings to the member gallery. "View all gallery posts" lists your member gallery paintings and other entries by title. By going to "view all gallery posts," you can find your extra paintings, that are no longer showing up under "my file," in the member gallery one-by-one, and go to each one individually as I have already mentioned.

Hope that is clear.

Margo5 wrote

on 20 Jan 2010 5:09 PM

Sorry, Tyson, I was in a hurry when I wrote this. It appears that your personal page will hold up to ten of the most recent paintings that you have posted to the member gallery. If you look at "view gallery posts" (at the bottom of your personal page) you will be able to find the other less recent paintings that you have posted all listed by the title of your painting. At the bottom of that page is "more search options." You can go into that and put your avatar name to find postings that you have made to forums. Enter your avatar name in the space "written by" and the hit search. This "written by," search is where you would find other entries like your comments in the different forums like: acrylics, watercolor, critique, drawing.

Hope this helps.