Recent problems and our planned solutions

Morning Woo,
I asked about logging out yesterday and I now actually know the answer and can advise you.
THIS IS A FIRST:

1. go to the top of your screen
2. click on the 3rd square from the right ie= your username
3. all your details will be shown
4. log out is at the bottom - on the right

Jenny

 

Yep New shows which sections have unread posts

 

@shiney Copy & Paste is from web, not from your hard drive which requires Drag & Drop. Copy & Paste (from web) will put the image straight into a post, but Drag & Drop from one's hard drive will insert it as an attachment to the post and still requires Inserting (as with uploaded images).

Examples -

1) Copy & Paste from web:




2) Drag & Drop (an amended copy) from hard drive, inserted below:



That second image had a corresponding attachment to the post, unlike the first, but it disappeared on posting and only displays when using More Options whilst editing.

P.S. Although I've said (as a Window user) that Copy & Paste from the hard drive doesn't work, could somebody with a Mac (+ Linux user?) check it out as it might work with those?

 

I'm just awaiting an email with the new server logins so i can move us to the cloud

 

For @shiney

Drag a pic into your post


That will attach it as a file, so then insert it:

 

I'm really excited about this Richard...
I think...
Jenny

 

Got those details, now just awaiting for an email from the webmaster to get the dns login and move will begin

 

just testing the drag and drop thing.

 

I can drag the pic from the post above into this post where it becomes an attachment:



And I can copy and paste from Photobucket without going through the rigmarole of copying links, etc., in this size from the Album


or this size from the individual image



The 'How to post an image' thread needs updating!

 

What browser and version are you using? I know @Richard.r has tried all browsers, but if its not a Chrome specific thing then it has to be HTML5 or ActiveX or Flash thing, because pre HTML5 browsers don't support that kind of thing natively.