I know there are several threads in this area dealing with posting images and why some post as thumbnail size and others as a large or full size image within the post.
I wanted to check and see if I could change my posted images to large images instead of thumbnails.
I was able to do just that.
If your images are all posted as thumbnail size (small compared to others) then follow this to fix them:
Find the threads where you have posted images and, at the bottom of your post, click on "Edit".
Once you click "Edit" you will be taken back to your post in a mode that looks like it did when you posted the reply. You will see your images in side the posting edit window.
On the image, or images, put your mouse cursor on the image and double click. This opens a properties box where you can set the image to "left", "Center" or "Right" alignment and you can choose several display sizes from "Thumbnail" to "Full Size".
Once done, click "Save".
Now you know how to make your posted images larger within the reply posting. When you post new images just remember this properties edit before you finish your post and you won't have to go back and edit all your old posts.
I wanted to check and see if I could change my posted images to large images instead of thumbnails.
I was able to do just that.
If your images are all posted as thumbnail size (small compared to others) then follow this to fix them:
Find the threads where you have posted images and, at the bottom of your post, click on "Edit".
Once you click "Edit" you will be taken back to your post in a mode that looks like it did when you posted the reply. You will see your images in side the posting edit window.
On the image, or images, put your mouse cursor on the image and double click. This opens a properties box where you can set the image to "left", "Center" or "Right" alignment and you can choose several display sizes from "Thumbnail" to "Full Size".
Once done, click "Save".
Now you know how to make your posted images larger within the reply posting. When you post new images just remember this properties edit before you finish your post and you won't have to go back and edit all your old posts.