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There is no specific code for a thumbnail.

If you are using Photobucket, you can place a "th_" in front of the filename and it will turn it into a thumbnail. If you are using Imageshack, you can add a "th." in front of the filename.

The HTML attributes you would use to resize pictures are width and height. Let's look at a view examples.

1. Resizing a picture be defining its width:

<img src="URL of picture" width="# OF PIXELS">

Make sure you enter the value of pixels smaller than the actual image.

2. Resizing it by height:

<img src="URL of picture" width="# OF PIXELS">

3. Resizing it by both:

<img src="URL of picture" width="#" height="#">

Note that putting both width and height is unnecessary, unless you want a specific width and height. If one is only defined, then the browser will automatically resize it proportionally.

A thumbnail is that hard part on the end of your thumb =D

But seriously, you're thinking of a collage. A thumbnail is just a little version of a picture, sorta like an icon. If you have a lot of pictures in a folder you can right click in the folder, go to view, and pick thumbnails and it will show all the pictures really small

Here you can find some thumbnails which are used in every blog

http://mygeekplanet.com/best-related-posts-plugins...