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Posted: 8/10/2011 9:36:18 AM | Photo Tips
1Get a close up of your face.
2Keep your pretty friends and family outof the photos.
3Cell phone self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone! | |
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Posted: 8/10/2011 9:39:02 AM | Photo Tips
1 Get a close up of your face.
2 Keep your pretty friends and family out of the photos.
3 Cell phone self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
4 It might be better to show photos of children after meeting or in emails. | |
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Posted: 8/10/2011 10:09:54 AM | Photo Tips
1 Get a close up of your face. Keep in mind that your main photo will be seen as a thumbnail in serch results and elsewhere.
2 Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
3 If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
4 Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
5[/] If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
6 It might be better to show photos of children after meeting.
7 You might want to keep your pretty friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might message you to ask about them!
8 Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
9 Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, and especially not a man's bare chest.
10Your photos should be recent. | |
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Posted: 8/10/2011 10:11:13 AM | Photo Tips
1 Get a close up of your face. Keep in mind that your main photo will be seen as a thumbnail in serch results and elsewhere.
2 Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
3 If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
4 Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
5 If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
6 It might be better to show photos of children after meeting.
7 You might want to keep your pretty friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might message you to ask about them!
8 Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
9 Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, and especially not a man's bare chest.
10Your photos should be recent. | |
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Posted: 8/10/2011 10:18:45 AM | 10 Photo Tips
(1) Get a close up of your face. Keep in mind that your main photo will be seen as a thumbnail in serch results and elsewhere.
(2) Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
(3) If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
(4) Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
(5) If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
(6) It might be better to show photos of children after meeting.
(7) You might want to keep your pretty friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might message you to ask about them!
(8) Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
(9) Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, and especially not a man's bare chest.
(10)Your photos should be recent. | |
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Posted: 8/10/2011 10:22:08 AM | 10 Photo Tips
(1) Get a close up of your face. Your main photo will be seen as a thumbnail in search results and elsewhere.
(2) Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
(3) If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
(4) Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
(5) If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
(6) It might be better to show photos of children after meeting.
(7) You might want to keep your pretty friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might message you to ask about them!
(8) Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
(9) Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, and especially not a man's bare chest.
(10)Your photos should be recent. | |
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Posted: 8/10/2011 11:45:46 AM | This is a test..
Fishy Photo Tips
These may not all apply to you. They are general recommendations gathered from numerous forum postings.
(1) Get a close up of your face. Your main photo will be seen as a thumbnail in search results and elsewhere. Don't forget to [b[smile!
(2) Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
(3) If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
(4) Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
(5) Save the bare chests and cleavage for intimate moments with that special someone!
(6) If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
(7) It might be better to show photos of children after meeting.
(8) Consider keeping your pretty friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might message you to ask about them!
(9) Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
(10) Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, etc.
(11)Your photos should be recent. | |
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Posted: 8/15/2011 9:57:23 AM | Fifteen Fishy Photo Tips
These may not all apply to you. They are general recommendations gathered from numerous forum postings.
(1) Your primary photo should be a close up of your head/shoulder/face. It will be seen as a thumbnail in search results and elsewhere. Don't forget to [b[smile!
(2) Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
(3) If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
(4) Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
(5) Save the bare chests and cleavage for intimate moments with that special someone!
(6) If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
(7) Photos of children can be shared after a few of dates if all goes well.
(8) Consider keeping your pretty/handsome friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might be more interested in them!
(9) Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
(10) Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, etc.
(11) Your photos should be recent if possible, or clearly dated.
(12) Photos with your ex cropped out, with their arm remaining, are tacky!
(13) If you only have one photo, you may be suspected of being a fake. Add some more.
(14) Add captions to all of your photos.
(15) In addition to the primary closeup, have at least one full-length photo. | |
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Posted: 8/15/2011 10:03:55 AM | Fifteen Fishy Photo Tips
These may not all apply to you. They are general recommendations gathered from numerous forum postings.
(1) Your primary photo should be a close up of your head/shoulder/face. It will be seen as a thumbnail in search results and elsewhere. Don't forget to smile!
(2) Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
(3) If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
(4) Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
(5) Save the bare chests and cleavage for intimate moments with that special someone!
(6) If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
(7) Photos of children can be shared after a few of dates if all goes well.
(8) Consider keeping your pretty/handsome friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might be more interested in them!
(9) Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
(10) Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, etc.
(11) Your photos should be recent if possible, or clearly dated.
(12) Photos with your ex cropped out, with their arm remaining, are tacky!
(13) If you only have one photo, you may be suspected of being a fake. Add some more.
(14) Add captions to all of your photos.
(15) In addition to the primary closeup, have at least one full-length photo. | |
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Posted: 8/15/2011 10:07:18 AM | Fifteen Fishy Photo Tips
These may not all apply to you. They are general recommendations gathered from numerous forum postings.
(1) Your primary photo should be a close up of your head/shoulder/face. It will be seen as a thumbnail in search results and elsewhere. Don't forget to smile!
(2) Do not wear sunglasses in your main photo. Caps generally are not a good idea.
(3) If it is not in focus (sharp), don't use it.
(4) Cell phone and Web Cam self-portraits are not likely to flatter and are overdone!
(5) Save the bare chests and cleavage for intimate moments with that special someone!
(6) If possible, take photos outdoors in a nice setting on a cloudy day (better lighting).
(7) Photos of children can be shared after a few of dates if all goes well.
(8) Consider keeping your pretty/handsome friends and family out of the photos, as viewers might be more interested in them!
(9) Rotate your photos periodically, using different ones as your main photo.
(10) Some people do not like seeing all of your toys, your bathroom, beer bottles, etc.
(11) Your photos should be recent if possible, or clearly dated.
(12) Photos with your ex cropped out, with their arm remaining, are tacky!
(13) If you only have one photo, you may be suspected of being a fake. Add some more.
(14) Add captions to all of your photos.
(15) In addition to the primary closeup, have at least one full-length photo. | |
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Posted: 8/29/2011 11:24:06 AM | Im trying to make the head line bold,larger,and blue,when I enter the code it changes every thing in the post,what am I doing wrong?
< b >< font color=blue >< font size=3 >chop chop chop
For every opening tag, you will need a closing one, or else the attributes of the open one will continue, unless you commence a new tag that overrides the previous one.
Your example would require a closing tag, meaning at the end of your text. Closing tags have forward slash to denote their closing.
(/b)(/font)(/font)
You can combine the color and size in one
Hence it should look like this
(b)(font color=blue size="3")chop chop chop(/font) (/b)
I've substituted the < > with the ( ) brackets to illustrate their usage and when you use the correct brackets, it should look like this.
chop chop chop
Hope this helps,
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Posted: 10/8/2011 10:37:15 AM |
For every opening tag, you will need a closing one, or else the attributes of the open one will continue, unless you commence a new tag that overrides the previous one.
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Posted: 10/13/2011 10:16:37 AM | You might consider going to the Profile Reviews Forum
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