•	Make a Post

•	Edit Your Posts

•	Quote a Post

•	Upload and Display Photos in a Post or PM

•	Add Photo from another Website to Post or PM

•	Post a Full Size Photo

•	Use "Wide View" Option when Posting Large Photos

•	Embed Videos into Your Posts

•	Create a URL Link

•	Post an Event in the RunRyder Event Summary

•	Why Your Topic was Moved

•	Closing Your Topics and Reopening Your Topics

•	Deleting Topics

•	Printing Topics

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Post Tags

Click the Create New Topic link in each forum (found at the top right) or the Post Reply link in each topic (found at the top and bottom right).

Click the EDIT link located at the bottom of your post. Make your changes then click Save Edit.

Select the text you like to quote, drag it into your message and press the QUOTE Post Tag button. Click Preview to see the result.

1. Upload photos into MyFastPhoto or MY GALLERY.
2. Review uploaded photos automatically staged in your Clipboard.
3. Compose your post or PM message.
4. Click Paste Clipboard to insert clipboard photos into post or message.
5. Submit message.
6. Empty clipboard (does not delete uploads).

When composing post or message, see yellow-blue Upload Photos toolbar on left side panel of message input screen. Find links to MyFastPhoto, MY GALLERY and Clipboard. Staged Clipboard thumbnails can selectively be viewed or removed. Manually add to Clipboard by clicking below any photo thumbnail.

Your MFP link (My Fast Photos) can be found in your My Gallery and in your profile (click your name).
Add photos to your clipboard from any gallery by clicking below thumbnails.

Photos are NOT stored (only pointers) within your posts or messages. Deleting gallery photos will break post or message photo display.

Right click on the photo, click Properties, then select and copy the complete address/URL. Create your post as you normally would, then click the IMG format button (located above the text box). A small window will open. Paste the URL into that window and click OK. A special HTTP code will be inserted into your post. Click Preview to see the result. Then press Submit.

Caution: Do not alter the copied address/URL or your photo will not display properly.

Right click on the full size image you wish to use, click Properties, then select and copy the complete address/URL. Create your post as you normally would, then click the IMG format button (located above the text box). A small window will open. Paste the URL into that window and click OK. The photo's address/URL will be inserted into your message with corresponding IMG tags. Click Preview or Submit to see the result.

RR photo viewer: To save file as or to obtain file info click Clipboard then click clipboard thumbnail.

Caution: Do not alter the copied address/URL or your photo will not display properly.

Selecting "Wide View" displays large photos in wide format (700 pixel width recommended). Click the WV button in the Options category (the last option) when creating a post with a large photo. Click Preview or Submit to see the result.

Your image will appear in wide format as shown in the example below:

First, locate the video's ID. This can be done by right clicking on the video and selecting Copy Video url or copying the ID directly from the address line. For example:

The ID for this YouTube video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi7G-VzU2r4) is: gi7G-VzU2r4.
The ID for this Vimeo video (http://www.vimeo.com/19990328) is: 19990328.

Currently, RunRyder only has a Post Tag button for YouTube videos. Click the YT (YouTube) Post Tag button, paste the ID into the prompt window and press Ok. YouTube tags will be added to the ID. Click Preview or Submit to see the result.

To embed a Vimeo video, manually add the Post Tags to the video ID.
For example: [vimeo]19990328[/vimeo]. Click Preview or Submit to see the result.

When composing your post, click the URL Post Tag button. Enter the URL into the prompt window and press Ok. Click the URL Post Tag button again (it will be highlighted in pink), to finish the action. Click Preview or Submit to see the result.

You can also create a URL link by typing the URL directly into your message, highlighting the text and pressing the URL Post Tag button. Click Ok on the prompt window (no need to retype URL). Click Preview or Submit to see the result.

Please note: To use the Post Tag buttons JavaScript must be enabled. To learn how to enable JavaScript on your computer- click here.

Go to the Events, Shows and Fun Flies forum. Click Create New Topic. Compose an opening post and press Submit New Topic. The following will appear at the bottom of your topic:

Enter your event information in the spaces provided and click Submit to RC Helicopter Event Summary. Your event will be added to the event summary.

The link to the RunRyder event summary is located at the top of every page under EVENTS. A link to the event summary is also found in the Events, Shows and Fun Flies forum.

Please note: There is no RunRyder Event Calendar. Instead, all events are listed in date order.

RunRyder moves topics, usually from the Main Discussion, when they would be better served in a more specific forum.

For example, a Main Discussion topic displaying a video would be moved to the Photos and Videos forum, whereas a Main Discussion topic which warns others of a classified bad guy would be moved to CLASSIFIEDS - Feedback - Mediate forum.

If you believe your topic was moved and you are unable to locate it, click the logo located at the top of every page. This will display all your topics and their location.

You and RunRyder moderators are the only people who have the ability to close your topics. To close your topic, click the EDIT link located at the bottom right of your opening post. Then at bottom right click Confirm then click Close Topic.

Once your topic is closed it can only be reopened by a moderator.

You cannot delete a topic once you've submitted it. Consider editing it instead.

The Print TOPIC link can be found bottom left of every topic.

RunRyder Post Tags can be used to help design the way your message looks. It is a set of tags based on HTML, but unlike HTML, it is based on a simpler syntax that will never break the page layout of RunRyder. To use the Post Tag buttons, JavaScript must be enabled.

To learn more about RunRyder Post Tags, including all your formatting options, click here.