Attaching Images  

This problem has been an ongoing issue on the Forum and I'm looking hopefully to our new Moderators to address it.

http://designaddict.com/community/off-topic/posting-photographs/#post-179367

Thank you - not sure what I was doing, but it’s now working.

@tktoo2 Oh, the pressure …

@herringbone,

I offer only my utmost admiration and confidence.

If anyone can do this, it's you! 😉 

Fairly sure even after this adjust, there will be people that can't attach images 😉

@andersen,

To paraphrase Ambrose Bierce, where there's a will there's a can't.

I am not sure what tools Herringbone has, but I certainly can't see a way to solve that issues.

It sounds like the OP had successfully uploaded a photo, unfortunately there's no way to format it into the post, it's attached to the post. A bit like an email attachment, you don't choose where it goes in the email, it's just with it.

@kyle-barrett,

I certainly did not mean that you and/or Herringbone should put a lot of effort into it. The issue is that too often new members seem to have difficulty uploading photos. I just thought maybe you could pin a post with concise instructions in a more obvious spot on the Forum page.

@tktoo2 I was thinking about it. We have a new section called Forum Rules. This would be the place to put  it. Next to all the rules somebody has yet to come up with. 

@herringbone,

I thought I'd never live to see the day!

But could we call them "guidelines"? Rules seem so, well, ruler-ish.

Posted by: tktoo2

@herringbone,

I thought I'd never live to see the day!

But could we call them "guidelines"? Rules seem so, well, ruler-ish.

I like "guidelines".

BTW where does one find the previous rules/ guidelines. I'm sure some of them are still relevant and could be a starting point or they could be modified?

I have sent some through to @Herringbone to have a look at, but suddenly THAT seems very separate from the majority of the people who use this forum. So I'll post them below and see what you all think?

Please:

+Be cordial, polite and respectful.

+Express and receive disagreement sensibly.

+Ensure you acknowledge and thank users who help you.

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@kyle-barrett. Seems good to me especially the last one; thank you for the reminder !!!