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Thanks. It was sitting strangely still; they usually fly away when I try to get close. I guess he was just chilling in the shade on those deck boards.
Nah. He was pinin' for the limelight.. trust me.
After all, a once in a lifetime shot (for him).
I experience the situation often, lately, when I want to take a nice picture of a living being, asking their OK, and the moment I think about it, the oppportunity dissolves and gone......
Hi Zep, this is also based on Mike's code. I have it saved in a Word file and just add the red bits to the flickr embed code. You can change the border and padding and colors to suit.
i.e. all the black text is taken from flickr for this pic:
I can't get Flickr to give up a "Copy Image Address" option when I right click (or Ctrl-Click on Mac). That option does not appear in either Safari or Firefox. I suspect Flickr may have disabled it on their website. This happens whether logged in to Flickr or not, and looking at my own photos or someone else's. Have you gotten this to work?
You can go into the page source and dig it out, but it's a lot of work that way.
When you open the image from the Photostream page you need to click the "download" icon at the lower right.
Click the "View All Sizes" option, otherwise it may start downloading the image size selected (if allowed). On the next page you should be able to select an image size and then right-click and copy the image URL, as long as it says "Download the (whatever) size of this photo" at the top of the page.
If the top of that the page says "The owner has disabled downloading of their photos" then you would need to access the image URL by opening the page source. You can search the page source with Ctrl+F or Cmd+F and search for ".jpg'. The third ",jpg' found is almost always the desired image and it is usually an active link that will open in a new window when clicked.
I don't use the Flickr embed code. I right-click the image and "Copy Image Address", then paste that into the RP post. After that I click the HTML editor button at the upper-left and enter the style commands between the "img" tag and the "src" tag. I copy the style command from the HTML of another post with a border, and then paste and edit it in a text/notepad app. I usually copy the hex values from some graphics software program. It may seem like a lot of steps but I've gotten used to doing it that way
I can't get Flickr to give up a "Copy Image Address" option when I right click (or Ctrl-Click on Mac). That option does not appear in either Safari or Firefox. I suspect Flickr may have disabled it on their website. This happens whether logged in to Flickr or not, and looking at my own photos or someone else's. Have you gotten this to work?
You can go into the page source and dig it out, but it's a lot of work that way.
