1. How do I add an image using FreeForm?
2. How do I add an image using Site Builder?
3. How do I resize the images?

1. Select an image from the gallery.
2. Copy the HTML in the text box above the image by pressing "ctrl-c" (the Control/Ctrl key plus the C key).
3. Click on the "Use FreeForm to add image" link.
4. In FreeForm, select the file that you'd like to add the image to.
5. Click the "Edit" button.
6. Find the spot in the HTML where you would like to add the image and press "ctrl-v" (the Control/Ctrl key plus the V key) to paste the code.
7. Click "Save."

1. Select an image from the gallery.
2. Copy the HTML in the text box above the image by pressing "ctrl-c" (the Control/Ctrl key plus the C key).
3. Click on the "Use Site Builder to add image" link.
4. In Site Builder, choose the site you want to add the image to.
5. Click on "Add a Web Gem."
6. Pick the place where you'd like to add the image.
7. Select "Build Your Own Web Gem" from the list of options and click "Add."
8. Press "ctrl-v" (the Control/Cntrl key plus the V key) to paste the code.
9. Click "Done."

One method of changing the appearance of the image is by adding width and height values to the HTML code you'll be adding to your page.

Example: <img src="fruitcake.jpg" height="87" width="125">

Using Microsoft Explorer as your browser, you can find out the original height and width values by right-clicking on the image and selecting "properties." The values will be displayed, width followed by height. Example: 55 X 85 pixels.

Once you know the original size, you can change the appearance of the image by adding to the code you've pasted onto your page. Simply include pixel values (see example above) that are larger or smaller than the original size.