How to insert a picture into your page You can add an image almost anywhere you can add text within your site context using the built-in HTML editor. This includes Category Descriptions, Pages, Product Descriptions, Popup Window Descriptions.... anywhere there is the HTML editor. Before we start.......... IMPORTANT NOTE: If you receive an error message like this, Do Not Panic!: 404 Not Found for 67.225.153.164/storeadmin/Editor/assetmanager/assetmanager.php?ffilter=image port 80
The reason for this error was described in your initial Welcome Email. The "Insert Image" button within the HTML editor DOES NOT WORK on a Temporary URL. This means 2 things:- You won't be able to use the Image Upload function within the HTML editor until your domain name has been pointed to Shoppe Pro.
- If your domain name has propagated to Shoppe Pro, you MUST access your store admin on your domain url (http://yourdomain.com/storeadmin). If your domain has propagated, but you are still using your temporary store admin address (such as http://67.225.153.164/~username/storeadmin) , the image upload function will still NOT work on this temporary URL. You will need to start accessing your store admin at its permanent address of yourdomain.com/storeadmin.
Okay, let's demonstrate how to insert an image into a page on your website. - Open the page, category, product, or popup page you want to add a picture to and put your cursor in the description area where you want to insert your picture. Then "Click" to leave the cursor there.
- Click the "Insert Image" button. It looks like this:
This will open a popup window on your screen that looks like this:
- Click the Folder Icon. This will open a window that looks like this:
This will bring you back to the following screen, and you will now notice the image path in the top box: 
- Format your image, if you desire, by adding a border, adding some spacing around, or changing its alignment in relation to the text around it. (optional)
- Click "Insert"
- You should now see the image in your description box.
- Position your image, and save your page.
- You're Done!!!
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