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Inserting picturesWild Apricot allows you to add pictures to insert images into your webpages. You can also use these pictures throughout your website to put into page headers, page footers, on your events listing page and in emails. 1. To insert a picture on a webpage, go to the web pages section and start editing the page in question
3. This will open the Insert picture window. You now have two options - You can either browse through the pictures which are already available on your website or upload a new picture from your computer.
Note that by right clicking in the file pane you can bring up a sub menu that lets you
More information on using this system can be found on the File Management help page. 4. If you would like to upload a new picture, click on the Browse button and look for the picture you want to upload. Once you have selected a photo, click Upload and it will be copied onto the web server. The progress of the upload can be monitored in the area below the file and folder panels.
5. You can browse through your pictures which have already been uploaded in the current folder (defaulted to "Pictures"), or by clicking on the plus signs 6. You can also change the picture's options:
For more advanced options, you can go into HTML mode and edit the picture <img> tag parameters. 7. Click "Insert picture" to place the image on your web page and wait (usually it takes a few seconds). Once the picture has been uploaded, it will appear in the list. TroubleshootingThumbnails of some images added to 'Insert image' dialog are not shown in File Management or in Wild ApricotEach computer image uses a color model in which all colors are described as a mixture of four process colors. You can get more information on color spaces by clicking here Some images have a special color space called CMYK meant for offeset printing (these can be .gifs, .jpgs, or .png images). This CMYK color space cannot be properly processed by Windows systems, which is why they won't show in Internet Explorer - the supported color space format is RGB. To determine an image's color space format or to convert the image to RGB format see Determining and converting image color space Images with TransparencyIf you are using a image with a transparency (i.e., PNG or GIF ) you will lose the transparency if you use the Wild Apricot image size options. If you would like to keep the transparency you will need to upload it without modifying its size. See also |
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