New method for uploading images

For those who haven't uploaded an image in the last while, please note there is a new method of doing so.   We've updated the tutorial accordingly, and it can still be found at  https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t243-b-tutorial-on-posting-pics

The major differences are first a drag and drop facility,  and second the ability to upload multiple images at the one time instead of having to repeat the same action over and over.


In theory, the method is easier, especially the multiple upload function.

A plea, however:  can we please not overload our posts with loads of images just because we can?       And don't forget to put in your explanatory text and/or captions so viewers get the best from your images.

Happy posting.

Just trying it out.

Oh boy! Look there!

YAY !!!

FRARY CAN POST PICTURES !!!

can we assume that beauty is one of yours ???

fiona wrote:... ...A plea, however:  can we please not overload our posts with loads of images just because we can?    ... ...

And maybe when quoting could we just omit the images on the original message (since they can be viewed there)

my nellie wrote: And maybe when quoting could we just omit the images on the original message (since they can be viewed there)

Actually that is an excellent point if people upload a lot of images.

beer city snake wrote:YAY !!!

FRARY CAN POST PICTURES !!!

can we assume that beauty is one of yours ???

Yes. Or it was. It got all of its bark ate off by voles last winter. It was a jack pine.

damn - i was hoping you were showing one that escaped that fate

Nothing worth anything escaped.

double damn.

How about posting .pdf files? I have data in that I create in .pdf format that enables me to load them on my phone for reference wherever I find myself that could be useful to others.

Michigander wrote:How about posting .pdf files?  I have data in that I create in .pdf format that enables me to load them on my phone for reference wherever I find myself that could be useful to others.

I believe the Admin can allow this feature at his/her discretion...

It seems to be a simple button push on the Admin panel. I'll run it by Kev.