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Deleted my Photobucket account.
Dec. 5th, 2018 04:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ruriairIf you're using my layouts and suddenly have broken images everywhere, there's the explanation.
All the posts have been updated with Dreamwidth-based hosting (afaik) but only for the display of the posts for which image is which, not in the codes themselves. URLs in the codes will still have to be manually changed by users to their own hosting. Here's where you upload images to your Dreamwidth account.
Unfortunately, Dreamwidth still automatically gives image files gibberish names and doesn't allow for renaming them so when you save the images, save them as the file name they are described as underneath for easy replacing in the codes. After you upload, or on the Manage Images page, you can at least give images a title. I gave every image its original file name as its "title" as used in the codes. Remember to scroll down and save your changes.
[fingerguns]
[backflips into the sun]
All the posts have been updated with Dreamwidth-based hosting (afaik) but only for the display of the posts for which image is which, not in the codes themselves. URLs in the codes will still have to be manually changed by users to their own hosting. Here's where you upload images to your Dreamwidth account.
Unfortunately, Dreamwidth still automatically gives image files gibberish names and doesn't allow for renaming them so when you save the images, save them as the file name they are described as underneath for easy replacing in the codes. After you upload, or on the Manage Images page, you can at least give images a title. I gave every image its original file name as its "title" as used in the codes. Remember to scroll down and save your changes.
[fingerguns]
[backflips into the sun]
