Updated on July 10, 2024
Blogger Image Gallery Tutorial. Learn how to create an image gallery on Blogger using an easy html code.
I recently made some small changes to my blog to make it easier to use. Blogger can be tricky, but if you have basic HTML coding knowledge, you can create amazing things!
If you click on the “Crafts” link at the top of this blog, you will see a photo gallery of all my past craft projects.
Note: I am no longer on Blogger, but you can see an example of what it looks like below.
This page makes it easy to find anything you may have seen on my blog because each image is linked to the original post.
How to Create an Image Gallery on Blogger
Do you want to create an image gallery? You are in luck because today I will show you the tutorial on how to do this yourself.
Open a Page or Post
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a page that includes a project gallery, but you can also use the same HTML code to create a blog post with a set of images.
First, open your Blogger.com account. Then, click on the Pages link.
From here, you can either click on a page link you have already created or create a new one.
To create a new page, click + NEW PAGE at the top of the Pages screen.
If you add the image gallery to an existing page, click the Edit button under the category you want to edit. I am editing the ‘Crafts’ page in my example.
Click on the HTML tab at the top. You will add HTML code to this page. You can now find the HTML view under the little pencil drop-down menu in the top left corner of the page.
Don’t worry—it isn’t too scary, I promise!
The code we are creating creates a table filled with images, with the link to the post below each image. This is a great way to showcase and share a collection of images with your audience.
HTML Code
Many years ago, I created this image gallery when all the photos were hosted on Picasa Web Albums. Adding images to the table is even easier now.
You will enter the following code, changing the colored parts to reflect the information from your blog that you want to add to your particular image gallery.
The first link you will change is the post’s web address you want to link to.
The second area to change will be the words you want displayed below the image.
<table cellpadding=”3″>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
</tr>
</table>
If you copy the above code exactly, it will give you one row with four images. To add more rows, you will want to copy the entire section from the <tr> to the </tr> to add more links and blog images. You will add this after the </tr> and before the </table>.
How to Add Images
Click between the >< here:
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
Click the Insert Image Icon.
Select or upload your image. Click Insert.
Another box should pop up. Choose None for alignment and Small for size. Then click OK.
- Add Image Alt Text: <img src=“https://yourimageurl.jpg” alt=”Description of Image”/>
- Add Image Title: <img src=“https://yourimageurl.jpg” title=”Title of Image”/>
How to Create an Image Gallery Using URL
The first link you will change is the post’s web address you want to link to.
The second link will be the image URL you want to display.
The third area to change will be the words you want displayed below the image.
<table cellpadding=”3″ width=”700″>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”> <img src=“https://yourimageurl.jpg” width=”150″/><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”> <img src=“https://yourimageurl.jpg” width=”150″/><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”> <img src=“https://yourimageurl.jpg” width=”150″/><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
<td align=”center”><a href=“https://yourprojectposturl.com” target=”_blank”> <img src=“https://yourimageurl.jpg” width=”150″/><br>Name you want to have displayed below your image</a></td>
</tr>
</table>
Adjust Table Size
Set your table width to 50 – 100 pixels less than your blog’s main column width.
For example, the main section of my blog (where my post content appears) is 800 pixels wide, so I set my table width to 700 pixels.
You can adjust the size of the table by changing the width <table cellpadding=”3″ width=”700″>
If you adjust the table’s width, you may need to change the size of the images. You can do that by changing the width <img src=“https://yourimageurl.jpg” width=”150″/>
You can set both the width and the height of the image, but if you use a mix of vertical and horizontal images, I find it easier to adjust only the width to fit in the table.
The height will automatically adjust to fit the width without the image distorting or becoming pixelated.
Helpful Tips
- You are creating a table. Everything within the <table> and </table> tags will be shown in that table.
- In all HTML, you will have a start (or opening) tag and an end (or closing) tag. For example, to create a table, you must have the tag <table> at the beginning and </table> at the end. If you are getting error messages, usually it is because you are missing an /, <, or >. You must check this carefully, or your codes will not work!
- The <tr> tag is for the row, and the <td> is for each cell in the table.
- Blogger uses a Media Manager to save your photos.
- To get the image URL, find the image you want in the Media Manager.
- Open the image.
- Right-click on the image and select copy image address.
- You will paste this into the green link area in the above example.
- If you are still stuck, I have found w3schools.com to be incredibly helpful for learning HTML code. They have a section on creating tables that can help you if you are stuck.
- Flickr.com users: Because I have received so many questions about making an image gallery using Flickr images, I created a tutorial on how to find your image URL on Flickr.com. This should answer any questions you have.
Please let me know if you try this and how it works. It is time-consuming, especially if you have a blog with many projects already posted. But once you get it all entered, it isn’t too bad to maintain it.
I add new links each time I post a craft project to my blog. That way, it is always up to date.
If you are having trouble, email me, and I will try to walk you through it and see where you are having problems.
I hope that helps some of you who may be having trouble like me. Also, check your blog in several web browsers and on mobile – you may be surprised how different it can look!
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Only Incredible says
Very nice tutorial and I am going to implement it. Thanks for sharing.
james smith says
I want to thank you for this article, with the help of this blog post I got a lot of information and give me an information about the image gallery. Keep giving us this information.
Karen says
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It really helped me crate a gallery for my blog!
Laura Silva says
Karen,
I am so glad it helped!
xo,
Laura
Ritu says
Thank you so much Laura.This was a great help in creating a lookbook page for my fashion blog.
Laura Silva says
I am so glad you found it helpful! Have a wonderful week.
xo,
Laura
Aulia says
Thanks 4u share :)
Elizabeth Lambert says
Fantastic post. I now have 4 galleries on my blog Thank You for the tips.
Laura Silva says
I am so grateful you found it helpful! Have a wonderful week.
xo,
Laura
Jayne says
Oh thank you so much for this. I wanted something simple and easy to understand that didn’t take a degree in IT or a week to set up. This is exactly that. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and for sharing.
Laura Silva says
So glad you found it helpful. Have a wonderful week!
Tanya from Dans le Lakehouse says
Thanks so much for this great tutorial, but I’m having a weird problem in blogger. I’ve created multiple tables, for each kind of DIY I do, and with some of them the photos are spaced wider apart, even though I cut and paste your code each time. I’ve been struggling with this for days and have re-done it many times but I still cannot get the spacing between the photos to be even. Have you encountered this?
Laura Silva says
No, I haven’t had this problem. But if you want to send me a link to your page and the html to laurascraftylife@gmail.com I can look at it and see if I can find the problem.
Carlee says
I am going to give this a try! Thank you so much!
Laura Silva says
Good luck! I am sure it will turn out great!
kata says
thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!
https://katinspajz.blogspot.rs/p/blog-page_22.html
Leila says
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have a question concerning the image gallery: I use categories to seperate my posts and not pages, how can I create an image gallery then?
I love your posts, keep doing what you are doing :)
Laura Silva says
You could create a post for each page and create an image gallery for each category, possibly?
Ale says
Hi Laura, tks for your tutorial. After i use the code the gallery look good but i can`t click on the images and i don`t know why. Can you help me with an advice ?
Laura Silva says
Hi Ale! If you could email your code to me at laurascraftylife@gmail.com I can take a look and see what is going on. Thank you!
Rohit Singh says
Hi laura what if I tranfer my blogger blog to wordpress I a thinking to start a photo gallery blog in blogger but I know I have to move it to wordpress so how will I manage to add more photos in the same manner as I do with blogger, also when I migrate from blogger to wordpress will the images link work and where do I will upload my images after moving to wordpress and will the table format will be the same as well as how do I will add numbered navigation bar below galleries if I have lot more images for which I have to make new page pleases sugges if possible , Please write a tutorial on this whole migrate blogger photo gallery to wordpress
Laura Silva says
I am now on WordPress. Basically when you transfer your Blogger blog to WordPress, your pages will not transfer. Since you already have the html code written on blogger, you will simply copy and paste the html into WordPress. You might have to do a little tweaking to fit your new theme. The images links will work as long as you keep your images on Blogger and don’t move them over to WordPress. If you move them to WordPress, you would have to go in manually and change each URL. You may be able to find an image gallery plug-in that will work better on WordPress. As far as adding numbered navigation, I am not entirely sure how to do that. You would need to speak to someone more versed in WordPress and coding. Hope that helps!
carito says
i love you!!!
Victoria says
I have to tell you… This saved me!! I chose to use an image gallery from “someone” who decided to start charging me after a month… after all the work. I was furious!!!!! thanks for your code, it works wonderfully and it made my page look simply amazing. Gracias!!!!
Laura Silva says
I am so glad to hear this! Have a wonderful week.
Kim @ Raising Babes Naturally says
This is such an awesome tutorial…so glad I found it! It worked great when I had my sidebar on the right, but i’ve since moved it to the left side and now this table is all askew and going way over to the right off the screen…any ideas?
Thanks so much!
Laura Silva says
Can you email a screenshot of what you are seeing?
Trenton says
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Ramiro says
WONDERFUL Post.thanks for share..extra wait .. …
Danielle Pitter says
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Danielle Pitter says
Hi,
I’m trying to use your table for my blog on Blogger, but it keeps enlarging the photo (click the “Blog Tours” tab so you can see.)
How do I change the photo size? It’s too big.
Laura Silva says
If you are grabbing images using right-click, then ‘copy image URL’, it will take the full size image to insert. To resize the image you can add a width or height code into the section that you add in
newcaredentist says
Good morning! I post again to say that the solution to my first question was to add a tr-caption-container in a certain place inside the code and the solution to my second question, about how to make the image gallery vertical, was to remove “table cellpadding=”3” etc.. Thank you very much, your answers are very neat.
newcaredentist says
I would like to ask one more thing, please. How can I turn the image gallery to vertical instead of horizontal alignment? Thank you!
newcaredentist says
Thank you very much for your tutorial, it was extremely helpful to me!! Could you please, give me a piece of advice, if you can: How can I add a container around my image gallery in order to “fill” it with color that will surround the images? Thank you in advance!
Amariel says
Hey! Thanks for the tutorial. I am grateful for that.
I’m still stuck with the using other browsers except Chrome :(
Everytime I looked on Firefox or others, it looks so bad, and I tried to put the table width and also changed the image width, but still nada. I’m confused :(
THanks before!
Laura Silva says
Please email the code you are using so I can try to see if I can give you any suggestions to fix it!
Leah says
Thank you for this! My images are showing up huge across the screen and the width 700 thing didn’t work. Maybe I didn’t code it right? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Laura Silva says
If the images are huge, reformatting the size of the table won’t help. You will have to go in and edit each image. You can add in the code width=”xxx” height=”xxx” (set the xxx to whatever size you want). You will add the code into the brackets that your image url is located.
Betsy says
Laura, THANK YOU!!!!! I was so excited to find your tutorial shared on 17 Apart https://www.17apart.com/2013/01/our-diy-page-gets-makeover.html.
I have been knocking my brains out trying to get pictures to look like a gallery. Of course I failed.
I am so HTLM illiterate.
It just looks like a foreign language.
And I guess it really is….computer language.
Anyway! thank you sooooo much!!!!!!
Blessings ♥
Betsy
Laura Silva says
HTML is tough! I am glad you found my tutorial and it was able to help you. Have a safe and happy 4th!
Allison says
It is so kind of you to post directions like this and still be actively responding to comments and question.
I don’t understand the first part of the instructions “The first link you will change is the web address of the post you want to link to.” How is that different from the image URL you are directing to ?
Laura Silva says
For these particular instructions, I am assuming you have both a blog post you want to link to as well as a picture. The first link is the URL to the actual blog post. This is separate from the image URL which will link to the picture you want posted. When you look at the image gallery you see both a picture and then words beneath the image. The words link to your blog post which is the first URL you want to add. Does that help?
Allison says
Ah, lightbulb! That clears that up. If you wanted to just post photos without a link back to a post, can you skip step 1?
Allison says
Actually, I just figured out the answer to my own question… Yes, I cut out the first link command and just put in the image URL and that worked. I am connecting to images on Picasa, but they look HUGE on on the page. This is new territory for me. Should I reduce my images in Picasa so they show up evenly on the blogger site?
Shelly says
Thank you so much! This worked great!
maggie winter says
At last a blogger that translates geek into human…I may not always comment, but I intend reading all your blog. Thanks ever so much, great article.
Maggie@expatbrazil.
Laura Silva says
Thank you Maggie! I am glad my tutorial helped you.
Ana says
It was not “plain help”… I was going nuts with pictures and text “floating” everywhere!
Now the “Patterns” page is nice (i will fix again the chart in order to make two columns, I think it will look better):
https://mispequicosas.blogspot.ch/p/patrones.html
Ana says
YOU SAVED MY DAY!!!!
THANKS!!!
Laura Silva says
So glad my tutorial helped you!
Lindsay says
Hi there! I love your blog and style! You’ve done a beautiful job at making your blog easy to navigate and beautiful, with a simple design. I’m finding inspiration here :) Trying to make my blog a little prettier, and I must thank you for your inspiration!
http://www.MusingsFromMama.com
Laura Silva says
Thanks so much Lindsay! I think every blog is a work in progress. I am constantly tweaking things here. Glad you were able to use my tutorial to help you out! Have a great week!
Jennifer says
Awesome! Thank you so much for your tutorial. I have been wondering how to do this for a long time. You made working in HTML so easy. Thanks a bunch!
Laura Silva says
You’re welcome! I am glad the tutorial was helpful.
roshan says
thank you…good job.!
Somdeepa says
Hi Laura! I googled about creating an image gallery in blogger and ended up here! Thanks for sharing this and may I say, really cool blog! Keep rocking!
Lauras Crafty Life says
Wow! Thank you so much! Glad you found my tutorial. Have a great week!
dewa says
Chrome Browser >> OK
Mozilla Browser >> Not Ok
How I Can Fix it?? please help me
I try to change or add
like what you do
but its not work in Mozilla browser
Lauras Crafty Life says
I am sorry it is not working for you. I don’t have much experience with Mozilla so I am not sure why the code would not be working for that site.
Dee says
LOVED IT!
Just what I needed, Laura. Thanks so much. Employed it on my blog already :)
Toodles.
Lauras Crafty Life says
Great! I am so glad it worked for you. Have a great week!
Daniela says
It worked!! It worked!!!
First time in HTML for me and I managed to do this….YYYUUHHUUUUU!!!
Thanks!!!
Emily says
Your tutorial is wonderful and I’ve managed to get it to work on my blog, however when I click on the link/icon it opens the post in a new tab, which I would prefer not to happen. I notice yours doesn’t do this – any idea how I can fix it? Thanks you!
Lauras Crafty Life says
Mine should! However, the part of the code you need to remove is target=”_blank”. If you remove that coding then the link will not open in a new window. Have a great day Emily!
Emily says
That worked perfectly, thank you so much for your help!
Heidi Kay says
Thank you so much for this code! I was wondering how everyone had such nice, neat photo galleries!
Lauras Crafty Life says
You’re welcome! It is nice to have all your posts organized and in one place!
Cecilia Cannon says
hi! thanks so much for the code!!! so Helpful!!! I was about to throw my computer at the xmas tree.
Quick questions. Above my images is showing up the little image icon, how do I get rid of that, what part of the code to I delete. Example on link:
https://homewithkeki.blogspot.com/p/kekis-projects.html
deonna says
How do I get rid of the word Live at the top of my static page? here’s the link https://deonnawadechildatheart.blogspot.com/b/post-preview?token=HtVQ0kABAAA.CAwdp_BF0zmO4kr3Ts3YeQ.dPvDipgtq8DDgGM-QUUiKg&postId=6049165337503530331&type=PAGE
I used your table and it works great and used the tutorial from another site Code it Pretty to get rid of the Pin it buttons
Deonna Wade says
I made a gallery for my recipes but I don’t like how the text runs together. How could I fix that?
Desiree Tatro says
I’m having the same issue with the images. I used photobucket for my images too.
Lauras Crafty Life says
Try typing your code directly into Blogger or WordPress. Sometimes if you copy and paste from Word or other word processing program, the quotes do not transfer correctly. Also, be sure to right click on the photo you want to copy and click on ‘copy image URL’.
Yoann says
Hi Lauras,
I get the exactly same problem that Kelly et Desiree : did they find the solution with the images ?
Thanks in advance !
Lauras Crafty Life says
Hi Yoann! Can you email me a copy of your code you are using? Most of the time when people email me for help there is one little coding issue that throws the whole thing off. You can email me at laurascraftylife@gmail.com. Thanks!
Kelly says
Hi Laura! This looks incredible and I want to start using it right off the bat on my new blog. However, I can’t seem to get the images to show up for the little boxes. It’s just an empty, tiny square. I’m using the address google has for them but they are not showing up on the page. Any suggestions? Thanks for the help and for the tutorial. Love it!
Lauras Crafty Life says
If you could send me an email with a copy of your code I can look at it and see if there is something that is coded incorrectly. My email is laurascraftylife@gmail.com.
angie says
hi laura!! i’ve looked for a tutorial like this for a while!! thanks for writing it!! i followed your instructions exactly but my photos don’t show up! instead it’s that annoying little “x”. i’m using photobucket to upload my photos to get a link to them…should i use something different??
thanks for your help!!
Lauras Crafty Life says
You’re welcome! Can you send me an email with your exact html code? That way I can try to see where you are having trouble. There could be a broken tag somewhere in your html.
Elise says
Hey Laura. I saw your html code and I really loved it. So simple. However when I visited your website. I dont see the html code there anymore. May I have it? Thanks so much
Lauras Crafty Life says
Elise – I am so sorry this was not showing up. I recently moved from Blogger to WordPress and all the formatting disappeared with the switch. The post should be okay now!
Rachel Best says
Thank you so much for the HTML… is there anyway to upload pictures instead of using pictures at a URL? I want to add pictures of my cooking projects?? Thanks!!
Lauras Crafty Life says
If you are using blogger, you can just upload your pictures like you would for a post. Then click on the picture and ‘add caption’ to create the link underneath the picture. The hard thing is, it is really hard to format the pictures to stay in a row and to size them. After you upload the pictures, they are being read from a url on blogger anyways. Essentially you are just adding more pictures on your blog rather than re-using ones that are already hosted there. Hope that helps!
Fluid Ink says
exactly what I needed! thanks so much!
Signe says
thank you thank you thank you! this made it so much easier to do!
Annanda says
You are my personal hero tonight. Many thanks for this tute!
Lisa says
You’re amazing. This is exactly what I was looking for. THANK YOU!!! :D
Shaina says
This was a huge help! I’m in the process of redesigning my blog and your tutorial made it very easy to do this. Thanks!
Annie Hall says
Hi Laura,
Thank you for this tutorial, the instructions are really clear and I now have a cake gallery on my blog. I’ve linked to you.
Cheers!
Annie
Lauras Crafty Life says
So glad it helped you out! Your gallery looks great!
kathleen ward says
Thank you soooo much for this tutorial! I am going to work on this today!
Jenn - A Jennuine Life says
Just followed your tutorial and it worked like a charm (though time-consuming as you said). Check out my nicely organized tutorials page at http://www.ajennuinelife.blogspot.com!
Erica says
This tutorial is amazing and has saved me so much time. Thank you so much!! I’m working on my DIY gallery now. This will showcase my work beautifully and make my blog so much easier to navigate. :)
Agus :) says
Really useful!! thanks so much for the tip!!
Angela says
Thank you so much! You saved me a headache (possibly a migraine!) :) I’m your newest follower!
Lauras Crafty Life says
Glad to have you, Angela! Thanks for stopping by and following along with me. Have a great weekend!
Nor says
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Can’t wait to try it out! :D
Sibichan says
Seems you are not checked the site properly.
Check https://tollywoodblog.in/gallery.html
how can i create this html page.
i don’t have custom domain. iam using like https://mysite.blogspot.com
Do i need a custom domain to do this?
Lauras Crafty Life says
You need different html than I have here. You may want to check Google or Youtube to find a more appropriate tutorial for what you are looking for.
Sibichan says
how can i make the gallery page like below url
https://www.bollywoodgo.net/2012/11/model-subiksha-saree-pictures.html
if we click on the small image,it will be open in below url with larger image
https://www.bollywoodgo.net/p/image.html?si=https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-gtvZgaZd7Ko/UJ–bwWR97I/AAAAAAAAoXM/OgYkeymwqos/s1600/Subhika+Beautiful+(1).jpg
how can i do this ?
Lauras Crafty Life says
In order to do this, you would need completely different html. You would not use the url of a website, but just the image part of the url and coding. Also, you would want to use the full size image instead of the thumbnail and edit the size in your gallery page. You can do this by adding the words width=”xxx” or height=”xxx” (putting in your necessary size requirements). You can specify the width or height or both.
The Wood Connection Craft Store says
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
PEACHES says
THANK YOU! You really break this down in a way I can understand. Cant wait to try it. Thanks again!
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Floradel Almero says
i did it!!!! weeeeee.. thank you soooo much…
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Jen C. says
Laura – you are amazing! After much research, your post is by far the best explained and easiest to implement. I appreciate that you’ve shared your fabulous secret with us!! One question however: your image titles all appear to be centered under each image. For me, after pasting your code and using the same size thumbnails from Picasa, for any image that is more of a portrait layout(rather than landscape) the caption prefers to stick to one side of the image and then continue underneath. I have adjusted the width size down to close up any extra space in my main blog section, but that didn’t work. Any ideas? I am learning html as I go and haven’t stumbled across any way to fix that – and I’ve been trying! Thanks so much! :-)
Zaaynab Le'Von says
I have been searching for a good tutorial with simple coding so I can add an image gallery to my blog. This is so helpful and straight-to-the-point. Thank you so much – you’ve helped me immensely.
Amy C says
Hey Laura, I’m wondering if you may be able to help me. I used this tutorial a while back, and now when I go to my gallery and click on an image, it take me to a page that says “Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist.” I’m wondering if you have any idea why, or know where I could look to try to fix it. I know it worked in the beginning, and I’m not sure when it quit working.
Thanks for your help!
Amy @ The Happy Scraps
Randi @ Regal Rhino says
Laura, I just came across your blog while searching for tutorials on image galleries…as soon as I write you, I am going to use this tutorial!! So excited!…I love your blog and will be stopping by often! I am at http://www.regalrhino.com. I’m just getting started but I hope we can be blog buds!!
Randi
Sandra says
I just used this tutorial, and it was so helpful! Thank you so much! When I first did it, my captions were not aligned under the pictures. Part of it was on the same line as the picture. I discovered if I added
within the area of the caption, it created a line break and now my captions are aligned. I know nothing about HTML, but I thought maybe this could help someone else who may have had this happen. Thanks again!
Justine of SewCountryChick says
I just found your post on Google. i will share it on FB and Twitter!
Dana says
I just did this and it was so easy! Thanks so much for the tutorial. I had to change my table to 5 images across, though because the text was not centered under each photo. Is that just because my photos are weird sizes, do you think?
Jutta says
How lovely! thanks so much for this wonderful tutorial, will try it out straight away.
I really like your blog and am your newest follower. I would be honored if you would like to follow back, but no hard feelings if not :-)
love
Jutta
Morgane @ Bear,Dolly and Moi says
Great post, very helpful.
I used it and it totally worked!
I just had to resize the photos in the “compose” section, and also resize them in the HTML.
Thank you so much!
Tori says
Thanks for sharing! I really needed help trying to figure it all out!!
Jenny@NorthwestLovelies says
Great tutorial!! I love learning all these new things, but it can get frustrating. Tutorials like this are invaluable! Thanks for sharing!
Amy at Ameroonie Designs says
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am so excited to give it a try. I am going to pin this so I don’t forget where I found this amazing information.
xoxo,
Amy
Jennifer @ The Brilliant Crafty Type says
Thanks for sharing! I pinned this so I when I have some time I won’t forget! I’m also now a follower. Can’t wait to poke around some more!
Nikki says
Thanks for the tips! I’m working on it and it is really helpful information….
https://nicollesoriginals.blogspot.com/
Heidi @ Boys, Buttons, and Butterflies says
Ugh…was hoping for non-HTML…hee!hee! This is great though! I think I will give it a try. My photos look a bit half-hazard on my tutorial page!!
Amy C says
THANK YOU!!! I finally took some time and did one of the few that I want to do of these, and your tutorial was so helpful! Feel free to check it out. :) It’s the Scrapbook Layouts tab at the top of my page.
Amy @ The Happy Scraps
Kelley @ TheGrantLife.com says
Hi! Visiting from tt&j. Love this tutorial! I need to do this with my pages.. they are thrown together right now.. nothing pretty. Thanks for the tip!
I would love for you to share this at my friday link party if you get a chance! :)