[Wneighbor]

Can I have my first day of boot camp digital soldier training? I don’t have a computer, I use my Samsung phone. I have saved memes on my phone.

Now, I’d like to use a meme on a twit reply. How do I get the meme from phone to twitter? I don’t wanna flunk boot camp on day 1.

[numberonepal]

https://www.solveyourtech.com/how-to-send-pictures-to-twitter-from-android-cell-phone/

[grey_whiskers]

[Snowybear]

When writing or replying on Twitter mobile you’ll see an icon below the text box on the far left, that’s to add pictures and it will automatically go to your pictures folder so you can select whatever picture you want.

-SB

[EasySt]

This is the button you are looking for, to tweet that Meme-Unition! ;-) ~Easy

[KittenClaws]

Now, I’d like to use a meme on a twit reply. How do I get the meme from phone to twitter? I don’t wanna flunk boot camp on day 1.
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When you are replying use the camera icon to post your meme (assuming it’s in photos) Just like you would with a regular text message. No HTML required!

[EasySt]

"Can I have my first day of boot camp digital soldier training?"

Speaking of boot camp, the HTML sandbox is a handy resource.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3378678/posts

I was looking for how to do superscript and subscript, but it wasn't in there.

Most everything else is, though, including how to display some of the handy commands in a post you can copy and paste for reference.

So I've made you all some useful ones! (Including the ones I couldn't find there!)

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HTML for posting a clickable URL when using HTML...
(Replace both sets of XXX with the full URL. )

<A HREF="XXX" TARGET="_NEW">XXX</a>

For example... Our URL, https:///www.freerepublic.com becomes:

<p>
<A HREF="https:///www.freerepublic.com" TARGET="_NEW">https:///www.freerepublic.com</a>
<p>

https:///www.freerepublic.com

(The <p>'s are breaks if needed to force a blank line before and after.)<br>
(Using <br> makes a new line without inserting a blank line.)<br>
(Use them to keep multiple items stacked instead of side by side.)<p>

See what I did there? ;-)<p>

HTML for posting an image...
(Replace the XXX with the full image URL.)

<p>
<img src="XXX" width="500">
<p>

HTML for posting an image, which when clicked will take you to a URL...
(Replace the XXX with the full image URL,
replace the YYY with the full URL you want clicking it to send you to.)

<p>
<a href="YYY"><img src="XXX" width="500" ></a>
<p>

HTML for Superscript and Subscript...

Test _Subscript Test ^Superscript Test<p>

Test _Subscript Test ^Superscript Test

(I just posted that last one to the sandbox... ;-)

Now you are all ready to do serious Meme-Unition Delivery beyond the trees!

Praise The Lord and Pass the Meme-Unition!

Copy and paste this into any post, for example... ;-)

<p>
<img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50049933592_eaf36920a8.jpg" width="500">
<p>

Gives you this:

~Easy