Ah, gotcha. Yeh, I think all Discourse forums (of which LH is one) handle images in the same way. If you upload a very small photo, it won’t make it bigger to fit but anything large will be fitted to the correct width. For neatness of if you want to edit photo placement though you can dictate the size they appear when you upload them to make them smaller. For example, in the My Reviews thread, most of us (though it is absolutely not necessary!!!) centre and reduce the displayed image size of the product being reviewed in the post. (E.g. My review of Nico’s bondage clip)
LMAO! You bought a supposed sex toy for your horse?
Yep - Worked perfectly ![]()
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The clip is still in good working order and he used it until Autumn '23 when the waterproofing started to fail on the rug so I got him a new one… maybe I should have explored latex spray or some sort of vinyl bedsheet patches first?
The clip is available if ever needed on his new rug though.
So… a couple spreader bars and “hoof” cuffs are next?
Sorry, just find this really funny. My local feed shop has the double clip snap hooks.
Shackles, you mean? I’ll pass as our field fencing is pretty good
.
Our feed store doesn’t sell them and being on offer at 50% off at the time and back in the days of free postage on any order for Unlimited customers it was cheaper to get him the Bondage Boutique one… not to mention, I really, really enjoyed writing that review! ![]()
LOL… that’s great! Love it.
@Peitho … could you point me to the instructions on how to do a photo spread like you posted please?
I just followed @Ian_Chimp 's instructions here. I think this is a new feature so I’d not used it before. Basically, just upload the photos in the normal way, I just put one per line, but the line before write grid in square brackets and forwardslashgrid in square brackets afterwards and it will neatly fit them into a group for you. I used two separate grid wrap commands for the two 5 picture and 3 picture grids.
Perfect, thanks. Bookmarked for first try next weekend.
Oh… one last question. Will the grid automatically wrap to the next line once images are displayed across the screen or do I post three then have a return break?
It will sort out the display if you use the grid wrap
. Try it here (with LH images
).
Just testing a multi-quote to see if it works.
Testing a template provided in another thread…
Upload/paste the Lovehoney product image here.
(Suggested size 200x265)
Review Title
by @be3169, Today
Big Kahuna
Big long description of how lovely the plain brown shipping box was followed by a gratuitous explanation of my sex life. Oh, I also actually used the toy. I am just testing here and allowed to be factious.
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Pros: No allergic reaction
Cons: I had to pay for it
Bottom Line: My bottom is actually getting saggy these days
- There will be multiple edits to this post until I get the formatting figured out. Nothing but a test going on here.
- Friggin frackin fruckin… I will get this figured one day.
Leave a blank line before and after your div line and the link and picture will show correctly, and centred inbetween
. Also, you had left a space in the link between the square and round brackets. With these changes it looks like this:
For example:
by @be3169, Today
I can’t believe I have such a learning curve involved when this is what I used to do for a living. Is there a way you can show me the source code you used to show that image and link? I think I have the rest of it figured.
Sorry, yes, this is the code used above:
by @be3169, Today
<div align="center">
[Blowmotion Thrusting Male Masturbator](https://www.lovehoney.ca/sex-toys/male-sex-toys/male-masturbators/p/blowmotion-thrusting-male-masturbator/a48560g86407.html)

</div>
You just need the blank line above and below the div lines and no space between the square and rounded brackets.
Edited to make it look like regular text rather than colourful with confusing spacing by copying @Ian_Chimp 's 4 spaces rather than three backticks
Is there a way you can show me the source code you used to show that image and link?
For an advanced level trick if you ever want it…
You can replace the t/TITLE part of the URL for raw and you can see the raw version of any post.
So change this: https://lovehoneyforum.com/t/the-sandbox/257700/1946
Edited to make it look like regular text rather than colourful with confusing spacing by copying @Ian_Chimp 's 4 spaces rather than three backticks
Another workaround for this is to add ‘text’ after the backticks to remove the auto-highlighting:
by @be3169, Today
<div align="center">
[Blowmotion Thrusting Male Masturbator](https://www.lovehoney.ca/sex-toys/male-sex-toys/male-masturbators/p/blowmotion-thrusting-male-masturbator/a48560g86407.html)

</div>
```text
by @be3169, Today
<div align="center">
[Blowmotion Thrusting Male Masturbator](https://www.lovehoney.ca/sex-toys/male-sex-toys/male-masturbators/p/blowmotion-thrusting-male-masturbator/a48560g86407.html)

</div>
```
Much simpler - Thanks!
@Ian_Chimp your knowledge of coding is very impressive but you have shared so many tips and suggestions I can’t keep track of it all. Part of what is messing me up here is the way this message board combines both bulletin board code and HTML. Pick one or the other and I know what I am doing. Going to play around with this some more this weekend to see if I can post one of those slick looking reviews in the My Reviews thread.
