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General Discussion

Attaching Screenshots. How?

I don't see where I am supposed to attach screen shots so people can look at my code. Where do I do this?

3 Answers

Take a look at the Treehouse video about Snapshots.

Read the Markdown Cheatsheet, it's in bold letters just below the comment box and above the post button. Also, for code we preffer the triple back tick ` that creates a well formatted code snippet rather than an image of code.

puts 'like this'
print  ' back ticks are this ``` located usually below the ESC key '

puts 'this is how you put an image [blogger](http://data.whicdn.com/images/174718551/superthumb.jpg "Title')"

Eddited answer to show images blogger

No no no Marguerite's asking how to take a snapshot not how to format code

I realize, but I thought he might have been confused, as putting a picture of the code would not allow us to copy paste his code to workspaces or elsewhere to help him faster in case it might be needed, he is saying "look at my code" not "look at my page or application". But it's OK, did not know about the video you posted, which is great. :) The more you know... And there is also markdown for the images.

I read the question as posting an image to the forums at first as well...lol

You may also upload screenshots you take of your code to an image hosting site like Imgur and then link individuals to it.