Follow the instructions found in the "(some html is ok" section located at the top right of the comment box. Replace the data in between the quotation marks with the Internet link for your image and it will appear! Here's an illustration.
I've put spaces after the < and before the / >. Eliminate them and you're set!
I generally do not define the width and height parameters unless I have to. As you get more experienced in adding images, you can adjust them for your specific preferences.
< img src="http://www.goodreads.com/image..." width="40" height="100" alt="description" / >
I've put spaces after the < and before the / >. Eliminate them and you're set!
I generally do not define the width and height parameters unless I have to. As you get more experienced in adding images, you can adjust them for your specific preferences.