Photo resizing

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  1. porkphoto

    porkphoto Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    Can photos be resized once they have been uploaded to a thread?
     
    porkphoto, Feb 24, 2018
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    Hmmm...I guess not.
     
    porkphoto, Mar 7, 2018
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    I assume not. That's why I link to the image on Flickr.
     
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    You can use the code editor to change the display size of image in a post.
     
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    Thanks for that info, the reason I ask is that one of my posts is too large and to see the entire pic one has to scroll. I would like to correct that to make it easier for the visitor to see.
     
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    Yup just find the post and click edit, use the code editor button on far right and scale down the dimensions of the linked image.
     
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    I tried that and its not as easy as that. It got deleted and I uploaded it again as a thumbnail.Certain things on this site are not user friendly as there is nowhere to go for instructions.
     
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    Ok, it looks like the gallery code for the forum doesn't allow image size tags. You should be able to insert your own image tag code with sizing. I'll do some testing.
     
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    Thanks for your help, I know it must be frustrating for moderators sometimes, I appreciate all your help.
     
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    Ok so I did some digging and BB Code doesn't do image size editing in posts by default. I did find a reasonable method for you to use.
    Flickr when uploaded to creates multiple sizes automatically. You can click share link, and select BBCode and get a drop down of a handful of options. Then paste the one you want into the post editor box. See my example below.

    upload_2018-3-9_18-5-55.png

    [​IMG]teddy20 by Matt J, on Flickr

    [​IMG]teddy20 by Matt J, on Flickr
     
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    Ok, I'll try that next time. thanks for all that.
     
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