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Ok, I'm thick! I can't work out how to use freeola to host a load of jpg photos. I can't see where the upload bit is! Sorry, I'm a thickie newbie at this!
I don't believe so Hmmm...
I think they may have been asking how to upload in general, to store .jpg files, as I can't see any website or domain etc in their account.
If that is the case you may wish to consider that the hosting service is not intended for file storage and doing so is against our terms and conditions.
However if you are uploading them to a webpage or site etc, please follow Hmmm...'s advice or ask for more specific details and name your site.
I think they may have been asking how to upload in general, to store .jpg files, as I can't see any website or domain etc in their account.
If that is the case you may wish to consider that the hosting service is not intended for file storage and doing so is against our terms and conditions.
However if you are uploading them to a webpage or site etc, please follow Hmmm...'s advice or ask for more specific details and name your site.
Hi and welcome to the forums.
I guess you're referring to InstantPro?
If you are, then when editing a page there is a option at the top 'image' with a tree icon.
Click that and you can upload your images.
OR when you are in 'site overview' you can use the options under 'Images' to create your own 'gallery' page.
I guess you're referring to InstantPro?
If you are, then when editing a page there is a option at the top 'image' with a tree icon.
Click that and you can upload your images.
OR when you are in 'site overview' you can use the options under 'Images' to create your own 'gallery' page.
[s]Hmmm...[/s] My Freeola Instant Site
Ok, I'm thick! I can't work out how to use freeola to host a load of jpg photos. I can't see where the upload bit is! Sorry, I'm a thickie newbie at this!