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RE: A ~CLOSER~ Look — At Steemit Photos
This article contains an example of exactly that.
Here is an example for you, my dear, along with a clear listing of the code to do it:
CLICK ME - A Giant, Flaming Robot — Original Image by @creatr
[![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmYevpmFnnnm35YpCekU34Em4MAYP86Zwa8CiYTFfxR3xB/20171008_145603.jpg)](https://steemitimages.com/DQmYevpmFnnnm35YpCekU34Em4MAYP86Zwa8CiYTFfxR3xB/20171008_145603.jpg)
<H6>CLICK ME - A Giant, Flaming Robot — Original Image by [@creatr](https://steemit.com/@creatr)</H6>
Just "cut and paste" that code, and replace the image addresses
- (notice there are two copies of the image address - one displays the image here, and one is the "target" for the click) -
with your image address, and the caption with your caption, and you should be "good to go." :D
NOTE: The caption is optional.
Thank you:)
![](https://steemitimages.com/640x0/https://s1.postimg.org/1ce88i02rz/sunsetwomen.jpg)
CLICK ME - Sunset for @creatr — Original Image by @lakshmiThank you, my friend, for the lovely sunset. ;)
You are welcome, I'm happy to know how to use the click me feature!!!
:) :) :)