I use photobucket to host my uploads but their maximum size is 1000px. I have a new image of my pet Aeng that I finished and it has a decent amount of detail. I would like it to be a bit bigger without changing hosting sites (although I should cuz photobucket royally sucks now, but that's an involved and tedious process.) What is the coding to do this and just make it bigger within the pet description? I know how to do it via html but it didn't work the same way in CSS. Thanks!

You add in the height and width properties in with CSS into the link itself with CSS, I assume you know how to add in images with CSS. If not, there's a ton of CSS tutorials online and the W3 school is the best place I can think of in that regard.

Secondly, Imgur is a very Subeta friendly site that also allows you to have private, semi-private and public albums with next to no height/width limits on images. I highly recommend it. (Plus, you'll likely never get snagged with the bandwidth limitations.)

I used to do it with html, something like -img width: # img height: #- LINK -/img-

Can't use parentheses I don't think in forums? Not sure but u get the idea. Is it the same coding for css? I tried it but maybe I did it wrong. Also I will check out imgur, photobucket has become an unbearable piece of crap.