Posting Photos on the forum
Posted: Sat Aug 07, 2021 2:28 pm
There are two ways you can add a photo to your posts.
To upload a photo via the attachments option you simply click on the attachments tab with you will see beneath the posting box, then click on Add files which will open up a window to your computers drive. Find the image you wish to use, click on open and it should show below the posting box like this:-
Click on the 'Place inline' button and you should see the following code appear in your post [attachment=0 ]attachments.JPG[ /attachment ] without the gaps in the brackets.
To make sure your photo shows in your post, you can click on the Preview button which is next to the Submit button - this will show you exactly what your final post will look like. It's handy to use for double checking spellings as well before submitting your post. However, don't forget to click the submit button when you're happy with your post, otherwise you will lose it all.
Please note: There is a size limit using the attachments option - you are restricted to 300 KiB. As an example the picture posted below has been resized to 900 px x 600 px and is 82 KB.
To upload a photo via the attachments option you simply click on the attachments tab with you will see beneath the posting box, then click on Add files which will open up a window to your computers drive. Find the image you wish to use, click on open and it should show below the posting box like this:-
Click on the 'Place inline' button and you should see the following code appear in your post [attachment=0 ]attachments.JPG[ /attachment ] without the gaps in the brackets.
To make sure your photo shows in your post, you can click on the Preview button which is next to the Submit button - this will show you exactly what your final post will look like. It's handy to use for double checking spellings as well before submitting your post. However, don't forget to click the submit button when you're happy with your post, otherwise you will lose it all.
Please note: There is a size limit using the attachments option - you are restricted to 300 KiB. As an example the picture posted below has been resized to 900 px x 600 px and is 82 KB.