"easy"(?) pics tutorial
First it depends whether you are using the "basic" or the "advanced/wysiwyg" editor (this is also just like N54 was, you can set which editor you want to use in UserCP>EditOptions
Then in the basic editor (just a plain text entry area pretty much) you would use the bbcode
tags surrounding the image url, or you can paste any of the imageshack codes labeled "(1)" in their results into the text window
And in the wysiwyg editor you can still do the "(1)" paste-in but to use a bare/direct url you have to use the yellow "mountain" button in the editor to paste the url into and that will load the image into the editor screen, otherwise it will just appear as a clickable url link.
About posting pics themselves yes for the moment at least it is "just like 1.0", you can upload to imageshack photobucket wherever and take the resulting url and paste it in your text here.
The only "other" difference here that I'm aware of (so far, until we do something to hack it - soon likely) is that you cannot "just" paste a bare/direct url in and get it to just show up like N54 did. We are going to fix that as well, just haven't gotten there yet.
So as an example:
If my pic url (in this example I'm using the "DIRECT LINK TO YOUR IMAGE" code imageshack returns upon upload, the one at the very bottom of the results page labeled "Show advanced linking / DO NOT USE" lol) were:
http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/8687/welcomepf4.jpg
Then in the basic editor I would need to put
behind .jpg with no spaces anywhere in there. Doing that causes the link to be 'parsed' (automatically turned into your image being displayed instead of just the link).
And in advanced/wysiwyg I would instead have to take that link and paste it in via the "yellow mountain" button in the editor (just the url, no bbcode)...
SO in whatever editor I selected in options, following the above, if I do it right, instead of a link, I'll get...
I know it's a lot to sort through but once you get the hang of it it's not so hard
And as always feel free to just post and ask