You can now add an image to your comment

I’ve added a plugin that will allow readers to add a picture to their comments.  At the bottom of the comment window is a Browse button.  Click on it to locate the picture you want to send. Type your comment and press the Submit Comment button.  It will display a thumbnail picture of your image with your comment.   Click that thumbnail image to see the picture.

Browse button

Here are some guidelines:

  • JPEG format pictures only
  • No larger than 100K in size
  • PG (or better) rated (If you have something questionable send it to me by gmail)
  • Keep them related to the content of the post unless it’s an Open Mic post

Let’s see how this goes for a trial period.  If it gets out of hand I’ll stop it. 

I’ve added a picture to the first comment so you can see how they look.

 

51 thoughts on “You can now add an image to your comment”

  1. That’s a great pic Joe#2!

    As far as the idea goes, it’s awesome. I’m just scared because everything on the internet gets out of hand.

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  2. First I didnt see the pictures you sent until I clicked on them, but now its working:)
    Now the only thing I dont see is my previous comment:-p

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  3. Revrick – My horses are both Spotted Saddle Horses. The one in the rear (Kody) is classified as a pony. My wife uses Marty in Extreme Trail Challenge events.

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  4. A few of you aren’t adhering to the 100K file size limit. Either you have no idea what that means or you don’t care. I have reduced the size of pictures from DJ, Mike F and heehee which were too big.
    You can use most graphic programs to reduce the size of pictures. There are also some online photo resizers too.
    Work with me folks.

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  5. Richard, may I steal, I mean save as a reference your horse picture. I’m always looking for something to draw. Here is the only one of a horse I have.

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  6. Richard, that’s what kind of threw me. I was in one of the Sunday morning chats with someone that said they raised Paso Finos and I sure didn’t think yours looked like any I’d ever owned. I don’t remember who I was talking with (Sander maybe?) I raised Pasos and Saddlebred years ago. If you ever get a chance, throw a leg over a Paso. They may look different when they move, but you’ll never find a smoother ride.
    BTW, here’s a shot of what I call Ky’s Katrina. This is the ice storm that pretty much shut down the state last spring.

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  7. Rev, you and I were talking about Pasos a couple months ago. My wife and I have three, Rayo, Cuatro De Marzo, and Celtic Mist (aka Chica). You are right about the ride…Cadillac smooth.

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  8. Sorry, Gary, I was drawing a blank. My last one was ‘El Diablo Borracho’, the Drunken Devil. When he was first born, he had the wobbles (rear legs didn’t work right) and he stumbled around like a drunk. He grew out of it into a great horse. He’s the only one I’ve ever broken myself. It’s amazing how easy it is to break a Paso. I was expecting him to go all Rodeo on me, but a few minutes of sitting under the saddle, and a few sideways hops and it was pretty much done.

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  9. tehobu – You are welcomed to use the pic. Let me see your artwork after you finish.
    Revrick – I am very familiar with Paso Fino’s. I have two neighbors that have them.

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