How to upload
#21
let me see if i am following your steps correctly ...
cool!
you asked: "How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?"
when you go through all the crazy steps listed in the FAQ it takes to insert an image rather than simply attaching it (and repeated in the instructions file i posted) , the thumbnail no longer shows at the end of the post.
i like your method better than the way we are instructed to do it in the FAQ.
the fact that the thumbnail remains is - to me - an insignificant detail.
now ... if i can just remember it. lol
cool!
you asked: "How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?"
when you go through all the crazy steps listed in the FAQ it takes to insert an image rather than simply attaching it (and repeated in the instructions file i posted) , the thumbnail no longer shows at the end of the post.
i like your method better than the way we are instructed to do it in the FAQ.
the fact that the thumbnail remains is - to me - an insignificant detail.
now ... if i can just remember it. lol
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Last edited by patricej; 07-04-2020 at 02:48 AM.
#22
When I click reply to a post like now, I get a section below the text I write called "Additional options" and a subsection "Attach files". Here I click on "Manage attachment" that handles the upload in a separate window. Then I close the window, and now below I see a name of my uploaded diagram as a link below. Then I right click on this name and chose "copy link". This link is the QB link adress to the uploaded png file and can be used as link reference.
I have not found an other way to insert the diagram in the text. When I just click on the icon or the name the diagram is not inserted by that. How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?
I have not found an other way to insert the diagram in the text. When I just click on the icon or the name the diagram is not inserted by that. How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?
if you right click and choose inspect, it will show that the pic links back to the QB album
Last edited by QuiltnNan; 07-12-2020 at 03:35 PM.
#23
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Join Date: Feb 2020
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Some members have been able to get the full pic in the post without the thumbnail attachment by uploading the pic to their album, clicking on the album pic, then copying the Picture URL and using the picture icon Link tab in the reply box, like this one... there is no thumbnail this way either. And the pic will appear wherever you have your cursor.
if you right click and choose inspect, it will show that the pic links back to the QB album
if you right click and choose inspect, it will show that the pic links back to the QB album
#24
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Join Date: May 2017
Location: florida,
Posts: 262
better explanation needed
Need more clarification.
When I click reply to a post like now, I get a section below the text I write called "Additional options" and a subsection "Attach files". Here I click on "Manage attachment" that handles the upload in a separate window. Do you then choose a file and Then click upload? which window do you close ?
and now below What? I see a name of my uploaded diagram as a link below?? Then I right click on this name and chose "copy link". What do you do with link? This link is the QB link adress to the uploaded png file and can be used as link reference.
I have not found an other way to insert the diagram in the text. When I just click on the icon or the name the diagram is not inserted by that. How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?
I always use the attach files for photos but can not follow your instrucions.
Hey Patrice maybe you can help out.
Thanks.
When I click reply to a post like now, I get a section below the text I write called "Additional options" and a subsection "Attach files". Here I click on "Manage attachment" that handles the upload in a separate window. Do you then choose a file and Then click upload? which window do you close ?
and now below What? I see a name of my uploaded diagram as a link below?? Then I right click on this name and chose "copy link". What do you do with link? This link is the QB link adress to the uploaded png file and can be used as link reference.
I have not found an other way to insert the diagram in the text. When I just click on the icon or the name the diagram is not inserted by that. How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?
I always use the attach files for photos but can not follow your instrucions.
Hey Patrice maybe you can help out.
Thanks.
#25
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Location: Copenhagen
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This only reply was never ment to be a finished instruction on how to upload pictures. The reply is on top on all the other information given in this thread and in the FAQ and ment to be information for the managers and moderators of QB. I know my english is not perfect and I do not think I should be the guy making final instructions for QB. I recommend you to read the FAQ and all the written information in this thread.
#26
then go through the rest of the threads here.
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#27
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Think I mentioned it before in this thread, but I haven't been able to get the paperclip icon to work, I think that is a combination of my browser combined with some of my various protection problems. Since I can do what I need by the manage attachments button, I've stopped trying to figure it out, but sometimes it would be nice to embed a diagram in the text.
It seems cumbersome, but once you get the image imbedded into the text, can you then edit out the thumbnail attachment?
You'd have to do it all at the same time because of the short time allowed for editing (and there are good reasons for that too).
It seems cumbersome, but once you get the image imbedded into the text, can you then edit out the thumbnail attachment?
You'd have to do it all at the same time because of the short time allowed for editing (and there are good reasons for that too).
#28
to me, that's a detail worthy of ignoring.
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#29
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Join Date: May 2017
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Patrice can you share with us how you did this
You followed instructions from post #20. can you please share with us those steps that got you to post a photo as you did in this post #21.I can post photos but you seem to have learned from post #20 how to post photos like they used to show up before the change in format.
let me see if i am following your steps correctly ...
cool!
you asked: "How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?"
when you go through all the crazy steps listed in the FAQ it takes to insert an image rather than simply attaching it (and repeated in the instructions file i posted) , the thumbnail no longer shows at the end of the post.
i like your method better than the way we are instructed to do it in the FAQ.
the fact that the thumbnail remains is - to me - an insignificant detail.
now ... if i can just remember it. lol
cool!
you asked: "How did you avoid the file to be shown as a thumbnail below the uploaded text?"
when you go through all the crazy steps listed in the FAQ it takes to insert an image rather than simply attaching it (and repeated in the instructions file i posted) , the thumbnail no longer shows at the end of the post.
i like your method better than the way we are instructed to do it in the FAQ.
the fact that the thumbnail remains is - to me - an insignificant detail.
now ... if i can just remember it. lol
#30
i am not going to repeat myself again and again.
Read what's already been posted.
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