Pictures are not showen on iten description. What's wrong with picture? On editing page I can see those pictures, but when I save, they do not apear.
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@gipfeleuropawrote:Thank you all for answers. We have just started with eBay, so there are more questions then clear things
Just learning to make our listings as good as possible.
What about those pictures - I will try to use description templates. What is the best place for placing pictures to have as URL for inserting into HTML code?
Have a nice day everyone
Do not put pictures and images in your description. eBay recommends a simple text description for years now. In the past year eBay restricted active content forcing sellers to have simpler descriptions. I suspect they will move to a basic simple description like Amazon in the next couple of years since they are going to a product based system. Spend your time making a clear short description. Make it mobile friendly since mobile devices are dominating the eCommerce world today.
Learn how to do the description the way eBay recommends so you will have little to update and change in the future. eBay constant changes in the past 5+ years have caused sellers so much work to edit and revise listings to be compliant to new standards each year (twice a year seller updates) I advise following current eBay recommendations.
Be sure to use the special tags for the mobile summary in your description.
I will tag @shipscript to give you some ideas on the description and how to use the eBay mobile summary feature.
No idea. Show us the HTML from the description editor and it will probably be immediately obvious.
Switch from the Standard tab to HTML tab, copy all the description HTML, and paste it in a codebox in a reply here (the </> icon the forum message editor menu bar)
Yep. "No idea" is the best solution. I seem to have a knack for seeing through the fluff and trees and coming up with that.
Oh! Did you mean the part about seeing the HTML?
I'm baffled about your mention of "coffee press"? Also there is an EAN showing in image #1 I see, and nothing about category.
Where are you seeing all that?
OP has no live, sold, or completed listings I can see, and although OP profile shows 2 posts with differing numbers of views at 6:45 here, I see only the one* and there is no mention of coffee or press, just stew pots. Is my view of the forums really broken or am I totally missing something?
*this post is #6, OP with 2 images is #1, my initial response is #2, and yours is #5
Oh! Did you mean the part about seeing the HTML?
I'm baffled about your mention of "coffee press"? Also there is an EAN showing in image #1 I see, and nothing about category.
Where are you seeing all that?
OP has no live, sold, or completed listings I can see, and although OP profile shows 2 posts with differing numbers of views at 6:45 here, I see only the one* and there is no mention of coffee or press, just stew pots. Is my view of the forums really broken or am I totally missing something?
*this post is #6, OP with 2 images is #1, my initial response is #2, and yours is #5
Thank you all for answers. We have just started with eBay, so there are more questions then clear things 
Just learning to make our listings as good as possible.
What about those pictures - I will try to use description templates. What is the best place for placing pictures to have as URL for inserting into HTML code?
Have a nice day everyone
@gipfeleuropawrote:Thank you all for answers. We have just started with eBay, so there are more questions then clear things
Just learning to make our listings as good as possible.
What about those pictures - I will try to use description templates. What is the best place for placing pictures to have as URL for inserting into HTML code?
Have a nice day everyone
Do not put pictures and images in your description. eBay recommends a simple text description for years now. In the past year eBay restricted active content forcing sellers to have simpler descriptions. I suspect they will move to a basic simple description like Amazon in the next couple of years since they are going to a product based system. Spend your time making a clear short description. Make it mobile friendly since mobile devices are dominating the eCommerce world today.
Learn how to do the description the way eBay recommends so you will have little to update and change in the future. eBay constant changes in the past 5+ years have caused sellers so much work to edit and revise listings to be compliant to new standards each year (twice a year seller updates) I advise following current eBay recommendations.
Be sure to use the special tags for the mobile summary in your description.
I will tag @shipscript to give you some ideas on the description and how to use the eBay mobile summary feature.
