Pictures are vital to the look and feel of your site. They are also slightly more difficult to deal with, as you need to consider the following:-
We recommend that you choose your pictures, and decide where you want them to be placed on your site, then subject to your experience in this area, you may wish to seek some assistance. We would of course be happy to help.
However, what follows is a process for adding pictures.
Let us suppose that we want to add a picture of a "Black Hole" to illustate the amount of time effort and money we spent on our website before we discovered CareAbout.
A Step by Step Approach
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Find the picture you want, this could be from a camera, or a web site etc
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Goto the site in this case http://space.about.com/od/blackholes/ig/Black-Holes-Pictures-/Globular-Cluster-M31-G1.htm
3. Press the Print Screen button on your PC which will copy the whole screen image to your clipboard. Open MS Paint. (Start, Run, mspaint, OK, File, New)
4. Your Clipboard is still carrying the image so press Control V, you will probably be told it is too big, just say yes.
5. Use the “Crop” tool to highlight the area you want, then Control C to Copy the cropped area into a new file. (File, New File, Control V to paste your cropped image). Use File Attributes to scale to the Size you want
6. You now want to save this file to your PC. Consider opening up sub directories within your My Pictures folder. From mspaint File, Save as, Change the file type to PING or JPEG, give the file a useful name and save into your "My Pictures" sub directory
7. Open your Admin Home page and Click on the relevant page to edit, Goto the HTML Content editor, scroll down to the HTML Editor, open the picture editor, (Postcard below 1st one)
Click on Browse Server
Click on Upload, this time choose a different picture
Browse for your picture, send it to the server, by clickinh "Upload Selected File"
Click OK
This is the point where you can decide on how large your image will be on your website. This is done by changing the width. Note that the height changes with the width. This will keep your image in proportion. Note you can change it later. (Guide 300 width is about 4 inches 600 is about 7 inches)
Update Widget
Congratulations. You have now successfully imported a picture into HTML content, of a size of your choice.
Next Step GOTO "Embedding Surveys"