Your hosting company explains that you exceeded your monthly minimum for “bandwidth usage” and suggests reducing the size of your web site files.
The best solution is to host your images on a remote server, a server which will survive a digg effect.
So now you need an easy way to upload those images on a remote server.
If you use WordPress for your blog, you may want to pay attention to DivShare because they’ve just made it easier for you to upload files directly to your DivShare account from the “Write a Post” page.
The new DivShare Uploader Plugin for Wordpress allows you to upload files directly from your “Write a Post” page to your DivShare account, and insert them into your post with a single click. No HTML, no copying or pasting, no need to even launch a new window. Posting images, MP3s and all types of files to your blog has never been easier.
The plugin replaces the standard Wordpress upload form with a DivShare form, which is linked to your account by a special key that you can create on your DivShare Profile page. You can upload anything, just like you would on DivShare.
You can download DivShare Uploader Plugin from here.
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February 24th, 2007 at 8:54 pm
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