How to add more than 1 picture to my Yahoo 360 blog entry.?

Make sure that your photos are stored on a hosting site…I recommend Photobucket.com. It’s free and much easier to work with than Flickr is. Go to your compose blog page and FIRST click on the VIEW HTML SOURCE box that is located at the upper right corner of your entry box. Then paste in the code below. Put the URL to your picture (you will find this URL under the picture on Photobucket) where it says URL OF IMAGE. Make sure that you leave in the quotation marks in the code or it will not work. Now you can put in a caption for your picture as well, where it says CAPTION FOR IMAGE (once again leaving the quotation marks) so that when your pic is moused over, a little caption will pop up on the screen. If you don’t want to put in a caption you don’t have to. Next you need to enter in the size of your pic. I have found that you need to switch the numbers around…if you don’t your picture will show up short and squatty. This is explained in the directions below with the code. When you are done adding pictures to your blog…..UNCHECK the VIEW HTML SOURCE box. To now get your pictures CENTERED in your blog…click on a picture once…this will “select” it and put little white boxes around it. Then go up to your blog editor bar and click on the ALIGN TEXT button. Choose CENTERED. Do this for each of your pictures. Now they will be centered in your blog and not off to the left. Click PREVIEW to see how your blog will look. If you like how it looks…click POST. If you want to change something, click EDIT…fix what you need to fix…then PREVIEW again or POST. Anywhere you want a picture in the body of your blog, use this code: <img src="URL OF IMAGE" alt="CAPTION FOR IMAGE" height="HERE" width="HERE"></img> If your image did not appear, troubleshoot it below --If the image is on your computer, you must first upload it to a website, a universal host. I use Photobucket.com, but there is also Flickr.com and I have heard that there is a Snapfish.com too I think. They are all free . The reason for this is that if you link a picture from your computer, for example C:\mypic.jpg, Anyone else who goes to the page; their computer will look for C:\mypic.jpg and because their computer does not have said file, it will not show up. If you upload it to a universal host, it will read "http://mypic.jpg" and since both computers have access to it, they can both view it now. --if your image ends in html, it's wrong. You're linking the PAGE it's on, not the image. Right click the picture, and click properties. then copy the url and use that. --if you have not defined height and width, take it out. otherwise they will have neither. And if it's 0 high and 0 wide, you wont see it. DONT FORGET TO PUT THE HEIGHT AND WIDTH IN BETWEEN THOSE QUOTATION MARKS UP THERE !!! AND YOU WILL HAVE TO SWITCH THEM AROUND OR YOUR PICTURE WILL COME OUT SHORT AND SQUATTY! SO WHEN YOU RIGHT CLICK ON THE PICTURE YOU'RE WANTING AND THEN CHOOSE "PROPERTIES"...DOWN WHERE IT SAYS THE HEIGHT AND WIDTH...SWITCH THEM AROUND BEFORE PUTTING THEM IN THE CODE. FOR EXAMPLE: IF IT SAYS IN THE PROPERTIES OF YOUR PICTURE THAT IT IS 162 x 227...............BEFORE PUTTING IT IN THE CODE ABOVE...CHANGE IT TO 227 x 162 AND YOUR PICTURE WILL COME OUT RIGHT!

SORRY. BUT YOU CAN'T YOU ONLY CAN PUT ON SORRY...=(..AND IN SERIOUS IT'S NOT THAT I DON'T WANT TO HELP YOU. IT'S BECAUSE I DON'T THINK THAT YOU CAN PUT MORE THAN ONE PIC..SO YEAH..