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How to post clickable images on backpage?

by f5mtadas
9 replies
Hi Folks

Last week I was looking how to post clickable
image on backpage, but did not really found
how to do that. Please if anybody knows that can tell
me how to do?

Thanks
#backpage #clickable #images #post
  • Profile picture of the author 52.ct
    I spent the last 48 hours trying to create clickable images using every html/css trick I know. I even got the images to display in backpage's ad preview. However, the image disappear when the ad goes live.

    If the "img" or "iframe" tag is used the following error message pops up "Offsite images, iframes, flash, and advanced HTML is not allowed in this category. Please use standard text and/or simple HTML such as: b, i, u, p, br, a, ul, ol, li, strong, em, and blockquote. "

    What is most frustrating is you can casually browse backpage.com and view adds that use these so called "Offsite images, iframes, flash, and advanced HTML is not allowed".

    Go figuire
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    • Profile picture of the author 52.ct
      I ran a test and copied an ad in a different backpage.com category and city and was able to create an clickable image ad.

      I guest clickable images ads are allowed in some categories and not in others.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kal Sallam
        Originally Posted by RankKings View Post

        That is too easy....just go into any Wordpress site and add a new post and upload an image and add the link..then switch view to html....copy and paste the HTML Code into your ad text and Viola you have a clickable image
        That's A nice one. But wouldn't that take the visitor to the blog after clicking.

        I think its a better way to just upload through your ftp.

        Then Include the image url in the html code.
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      • Profile picture of the author f5mtadas
        Originally Posted by 52.ct View Post

        I ran a test and copied an ad in a different backpage.com category and city and was able to create an clickable image ad.

        I guest clickable images ads are allowed in some categories and not in others.
        I now see backpage write this when I try to post html code:
        Oops!

        • Sorry, there's a problem with your post. Please email the exact text you are trying to post to sales@backpage.com and reference code SHOURTURL1 in the email subject line.
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        • Profile picture of the author Cliffrocks
          The easy way I do this..is quick simple and free
          you can use http://blogger.com ... or WordPress .. I use both
          • load your image ... select the image
          • and click the link icon ... enter URL of your site (the site you wan't them to go to when they click the image) ..
          • then click text '''or the HTML TAB next to COMPOSE/if using BLOGGER.. so you can see the html code\ ... copy the code ... paist that code into BACPAGE text box Hope this helps


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          • Profile picture of the author TheC4Report
            Originally Posted by Cliffrocks View Post

            The easy way I do this..is quick simple and free
            you can use http://blogger.com ... or WordPress .. I use both
            • load your image ... select the image
            • and click the link icon ... enter URL of your site (the site you wan't them to go to when they click the image) ..
            • then click text '''or the HTML TAB next to COMPOSE/if using BLOGGER.. so you can see the html code ... copy the code ... paist that code into BACPAGE text box Hope this helps
            Simply pasting the HTML code into the box? Yeah, thought of that. Didn't work.
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  • Profile picture of the author josephs
    Hi any idea whats triggering this:

    Oops!
    Sorry, there's a problem with your post. Please email the exact text you are trying to post to sales@backpage.com and reference code SHORTURL in the email subject line.

    Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author Lightlysalted
    Seems that backpage remove clickable images to me, not sure why though....,
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