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how do you upload graphics to your mfc profile ex; calender, tip menu, photos etc. I know they are suppose to go into the about me section but i cant figure out how to upload the graphics I have made.
Go to the Upload Photos page. Then once you have your graphics uploaded, go to Manage Photos page (you'll see the new uploads in the "unassigned" section at the top), click and get the photo urls for the ones you want, html them into place in your about me section.
 
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Go to the Upload Photos page. Then once you have your graphics uploaded, go to Manage Photos page (you'll see the new uploads in the "unassigned" section at the top), click and get the photo urls for the ones you want, html them into place in your about me section.


how does thhe html code work when my image won't show up, only the link..
 
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how does thhe html code work when my image won't show up, only the link..
You use the link to create the html code. If you google 'html to add image/bold fonts/center text/create a link/whatever' you should find the code you want to use within the first couple results.
This is the code you'd use to place the image, just replace the url with the actual url of the image you're using.
<img src="url">
 
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Hi Olivia, I looked at your profile and thought I would clean up the code for you. Instead of having all of your CSS inline with the HTML (which can make things look quite messy), I broke out the HTML and CSS code separately. There were also many issues with the existing HTML code that I fixed. I think you will see that the cleaned up HTML is much more manageable now for you to make future changes, if you wish. I tried to keep the end result of my work to appear the same as how the profile looks now.

I also wanted to give you an example of how you can incorporate an image in your 'About Me' section since you asked how to do it. So, within both the HTML and CSS, I gave an example using one of your own pics from your profile. I also gave the image some arbitrary formatting with the CSS just so you can see that you can manipulate the image to however you like to present it. You can obviously delete this example image later by deleting the HTML line for this image.

You need to do 2 things:

1) Replace all of your existing HTML code in your 'About Me' section with the HTML code I am giving to you here.

2) To use the CSS code that I am giving to you, go to your 'Manage Profile' page. On the left, click 'Customize Profile'. Click "edit your css directly". You will see a text box appear with a fair amount of CSS code already inside of it. At the moment, do not alter any of the existing CSS code. Simply go to the very end of the existing CSS code and add the CSS code I am giving to you here. At the bottom of the page, click "Update CSS".

HTML:

Code:
<p>

<p><b>Hey fellas! Welcome to my room. I appreciate so much that you decided to drop by. Don't be shy and please say hi ;)</b></p>
<p><b>Few Rules:</b> No paypal. No meet-ups. Be polite. Save the dirty talk and intimate questions for Private messages.</p>

<p><span id="MyTipHeadline">Tip menu for tonight</span></p>

<ul id="MyTipList">
   <li>Like me - <span class="price">10</span>
   <li>Cute - <span class="price">20</span>
   <li>Booty/Boobie flash / Spank / Spread - <span class="price">50</span>
   <li>Friend Add / Pm - <span class="price">69</span>
   <li>Titty massage / nipple play - <span class="price">75</span>
   <li>Panda Onesie - <span class="price">80</span>
   <li>Naughty Outfit - <span class="price">90</span>
   <li>Strip Tease - <span class="price">99</span>
   <li>Pussy Flash - <span class="price">100</span>
   <li>BJ / Anal tease 5 minutes - <span class="price">199</span>
   <li>Snapchat - <span class="price">299</span>
   <li>Instanaked - <span class="price">1234</span>
   <li>Insta-cum - <span class="price">2222</span>
</ul>

<p><b>I am all about trying to new things and I am extremely open and not judgmental, so please, ask me anything!</b></p>
<p>I am looking for people who are looking for friendship and to have some fun in between.</p>
<p><i><b>Seeking submissive slave for long term relationship and Sugar daddy who knows how to support me while respecting boundaries.</b></i></p>

<img class="example_image" src="https://img.mfcimg.com/photos2/247/24783135/852-773-188-685-10713434.jpg" alt="You can write what you what here">

<br><br>

</p>

CSS:

Code:
#MyTipHeadline {
   font-size: 1.5em;
   color: #008000;
   font-weight: bold;
}

#MyTipList {
   list-style-type: none;
   padding-left: 36px;
   font-weight: bold;
   font-size: 14px;
}

#MyTipList li {
   color: #cc3399;
   padding-bottom: 14px;
}

#MyTipList .price {
   color: #4b0082;
}

.example_image {
   position: relative;
   width: 100px;
   left: 50px;
   border-style: solid;
   border-width: 4px;
   border-radius: 10px;
   border-color: lightpink;
}

I hope this helps!
 
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2) To use the CSS code that I am giving to you, go to your 'Manage Profile' page. On the left, click 'Customize Profile'. Click "edit your css directly". You will see a text box appear with a fair amount of CSS code already inside of it. At the moment, do not alter any of the existing CSS code. Simply go to the very end of the existing CSS code and add the CSS code I am giving to you here. At the bottom of the page, click "Update CSS".
If a model is not very versed in this sort of thing, I HIGHLY recommend against her doing this. Tossing some basic HTML in the about me section is a slightly less risky/difficult thing for a programming novice.
 
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Thank you Amber for the response. You are correct. A model should always make her/his own decision as to whether he/she feels comfortable in doing the CSS editing.

My response was twofold as I was also assuming many other models who are interested - and have the initiative of doing such things - may come across this thread and be able to learn something they were wanting to learn.

Thank you again for the clarification that needed to be brought up and that which I failed to do.
 
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This helped so much! thank you!!! Finally feel like I'm getting somewhere. Feeling more grateful for this group everyday. Thanks to everybody :h: :h:



Hi Olivia, I looked at your profile and thought I would clean up the code for you. Instead of having all of your CSS inline with the HTML (which can make things look quite messy), I broke out the HTML and CSS code separately. There were also many issues with the existing HTML code that I fixed. I think you will see that the cleaned up HTML is much more manageable now for you to make future changes, if you wish. I tried to keep the end result of my work to appear the same as how the profile looks now.

I also wanted to give you an example of how you can incorporate an image in your 'About Me' section since you asked how to do it. So, within both the HTML and CSS, I gave an example using one of your own pics from your profile. I also gave the image some arbitrary formatting with the CSS just so you can see that you can manipulate the image to however you like to present it. You can obviously delete this example image later by deleting the HTML line for this image.

You need to do 2 things:

1) Replace all of your existing HTML code in your 'About Me' section with the HTML code I am giving to you here.

2) To use the CSS code that I am giving to you, go to your 'Manage Profile' page. On the left, click 'Customize Profile'. Click "edit your css directly". You will see a text box appear with a fair amount of CSS code already inside of it. At the moment, do not alter any of the existing CSS code. Simply go to the very end of the existing CSS code and add the CSS code I am giving to you here. At the bottom of the page, click "Update CSS".

HTML:

Code:
<p>

<p><b>Hey fellas! Welcome to my room. I appreciate so much that you decided to drop by. Don't be shy and please say hi ;)</b></p>
<p><b>Few Rules:</b> No paypal. No meet-ups. Be polite. Save the dirty talk and intimate questions for Private messages.</p>

<p><span id="MyTipHeadline">Tip menu for tonight</span></p>

<ul id="MyTipList">
   <li>Like me - <span class="price">10</span>
   <li>Cute - <span class="price">20</span>
   <li>Booty/Boobie flash / Spank / Spread - <span class="price">50</span>
   <li>Friend Add / Pm - <span class="price">69</span>
   <li>Titty massage / nipple play - <span class="price">75</span>
   <li>Panda Onesie - <span class="price">80</span>
   <li>Naughty Outfit - <span class="price">90</span>
   <li>Strip Tease - <span class="price">99</span>
   <li>Pussy Flash - <span class="price">100</span>
   <li>BJ / Anal tease 5 minutes - <span class="price">199</span>
   <li>Snapchat - <span class="price">299</span>
   <li>Instanaked - <span class="price">1234</span>
   <li>Insta-cum - <span class="price">2222</span>
</ul>

<p><b>I am all about trying to new things and I am extremely open and not judgmental, so please, ask me anything!</b></p>
<p>I am looking for people who are looking for friendship and to have some fun in between.</p>
<p><i><b>Seeking submissive slave for long term relationship and Sugar daddy who knows how to support me while respecting boundaries.</b></i></p>

<img class="example_image" src="https://img.mfcimg.com/photos2/247/24783135/852-773-188-685-10713434.jpg" alt="You can write what you what here">

<br><br>

</p>

CSS:

Code:
#MyTipHeadline {
   font-size: 1.5em;
   color: #008000;
   font-weight: bold;
}

#MyTipList {
   list-style-type: none;
   padding-left: 36px;
   font-weight: bold;
   font-size: 14px;
}

#MyTipList li {
   color: #cc3399;
   padding-bottom: 14px;
}

#MyTipList .price {
   color: #4b0082;
}

.example_image {
   position: relative;
   width: 100px;
   left: 50px;
   border-style: solid;
   border-width: 4px;
   border-radius: 10px;
   border-color: lightpink;
}

I hope this helps!
 
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