Site Updates Image Attachment Handling Improvements

Previously there was a bug with thumbnail images attached to posts, whereby they'd appear 3x larger in the editor than when posted.

Similarly full-size images would maximise page width even on large monitors, and have now had limitations imposed in both the editor and when posted (maximum width of 61.8%, or height of 1000px). The rounded corner style when posted has also been added to the editor.

All inserted image attachment sizes in general have now been optimised to be better proportioned, dependent on screen size.

Tips:

• You can click on any attached image to get a full-sized 'zoom' tailored to your screen size/device.
• When viewing full-size you can pinch and zoom on mobile devices.
• After uploading images remember to 'insert' into the thread in your chosen position, otherwise they'll simply appear as square cropped 'attachments' at the end of the post.
• When inserting as 'full image' you can drag the image from the corner to choose your desired width, though the maximum sizes limitations above will now apply.

Example "Thumbnails":



Example "Full Images":

 

[Muiredach]

I may do some further tweaks here to optimise the maximum width for full-size on smaller screens sizes.

 

[node]

I may do some further tweaks here to optimise the maximum width for full-size on smaller screens sizes.

I did spot this but sometimes I don't want to mither you. Great you've fixed it. I can check on Mac x6 browsers and ios devices x5 browsers if you need.

 

[Muiredach]

You can also link images from anywhere across the web using the following tags: [img]https://domain.tld/image.ext[/img]

I did spot this but sometimes I don't want to mither you. Great you've fixed it. I can check on Mac x6 browsers and ios devices x5 browsers if you need.

When it comes to finalising MedBud 2.0, we're absolutely going to need all the device-testing we can manage. Infact, part of my budget for when MedBud gets funded finally is buying various old devices to help with my own device compatibility testing (<£1,000).

 

[node]

You can also link images from anywhere across the web using the following tags: [img]https://domain.tld/image.ext[/img]


When it comes to finalising MedBud 2.0, we're absolutely going to need all the device-testing we can manage. Infact, part of my budget for when MedBud gets funded finally is buying various old devices to help with my own device compatibility testing (<£1,000).

I'll help you mate as best I can. I've been to CEX before now spent my own money before WFH became a real big thing = solid recycling. Funny story: BBC got first gen ipad 6 months before release. There was a team of security who were with it all the time the bbc had it - I heard weeks on end...

 

[node]

You can also link images from anywhere across the web using the following tags: [img]https://domain.tld/image.ext[/img]


When it comes to finalising MedBud 2.0, we're absolutely going to need all the device-testing we can manage. Infact, part of my budget for when MedBud gets funded finally is buying various old devices to help with my own device compatibility testing (<£1,000).

And now a billion are also er similarly tethered