bulletins 101

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Must include http(s):// or else it won't link properly and will take you to a blank spacehey page.

When you go to make a new blog or bulletin, there is a 'link' button on the WYSIWG page, it is next to the next to the bullet list button. First, write the text you'd like to link, highlight next, and then paste the link into the box it brings up. To unlink is the very next button over.   

When you go to share images on Spacehey, it asks for a link... worry not! Imgur.com   is an image-sharing site I've been personally using since 2015. For mobile users, it has changed a lot, and it used to be very frustrating for myself until I discovered a work-around for it on iOS.

First thing's first: Desktop

1. Open imgur.com/upload

2. Upload your image

3. Paste the link into the spacehey photo insert

1. On most phones, there is an option to turn webpages into their desktop version, find that option within your browser and request the desktop version for imgur.com/upload

2. Upload

3. Paste into spacehey...

1. Request desktop website on imgur.com and imgur.io

1.2. Imgur wants you to download their stinky app, so a good way to get to the .com site on mobile/iOS is imgur.com/upload, which will take you to m.imgur.com/index.html

1.3. Remove the 'm' and the 'index.html' to get to the desktop

2. Go into Settings > Safari > Request Desktop Website

3. Make sure 'Request Desktop Website' is on for imgur automatically. Though, it may take a couple uses of the webiste before it appears in your settings.

4. Upload image

5. Paste into spacehey :)

OR: Just download their stinky app.

& To delete permanently, it is 100% free. Just press the three dots next to the copy-link button in your gallery link.

&! Again, there are other websites that are probably way easier to use from mobile, but I'm clearly too commited to Imgur and it's easy-to-find delete button. Drop others if you find those less complicated or easier to work on mobile!

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to use more than one is just <u><b>text</u></b>!

Happy posting!