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basically that, I'm working on setting up a hatchery and I'm just starting to understand the BBCode thing. I'm needing to know how to resize dragon images so I can add sold dragons to the post, and dragons that need mates and such, without taking up a crudton of space. I'l already worried I'll be taking up too much space with my pairs, so I need as little for sold dragons/etc. as possible. any help is greatly appreciated!

@FroggyForever the standard BBcode to resize images doesn't work on FR, so you need to use the small images you see in your lair. to get these, you need to:

1. go to the dragon's page
2. click Generate Code
3. copy the BBcode provided and paste it in your post
4. change the /350/ in the image url to /avatars/
5. remove the _350 just before the .png

and you should be good to go!

@FroggyForever

Typically people make breeding cards for their breeding pairs. Basically its a graphic that shows the male, the female and their color range. However, if you wish to use small dragon images, like what your lair has, you can find out how to do that here:

http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/help/1843498



ETA: *snerk* Or just do what After said.

@After @ACWN thanks so much!

ACWN - I actually am going to be using breeding cards for the pairs, this is more for the 'Dragons Sold" section and others that I'm posting dragons in that aren't paired up/actually breeding yet. ^_^

@FroggyForever

Ah, misread that then. My bad!

@After @ACWN

one more question! how do I make them line up horizontally instead of vertically, now that they're smaller?

@FroggyForever oh whoops, forgot about that bit, sorry. ^^; there's hidden line breaks between the url coding and the image coding. hit Backspace when your cursor's placed in front of the first [ img], and again when it's in front of [ /url], and it should line up.

@After

no worries, thanks so much! ^_^

What if it's the image for a Scry? The images are too big for the desc. for my profile...

@PyschoPickles

I'm afraid FR does not support that. You'll need to resize in an art program (there's a bunch of free ones if you search) and then upload the image to an image hosting site (imgur is free).