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Wordpress Club Themes => Bridge of Hope - Club => : Matt Friend March 10, 2012, 05:11:21 PM



: Can't add images to post
: Matt Friend March 10, 2012, 05:11:21 PM
When I attempt to add an image to a Wordpress post, absolutely nothing happens. Shouldn't I get some form of uploader? I have tried in multiple browsers, but absolutely nothing ever happens.


: Re: Can't add images to post
: Tristan Rineer March 12, 2012, 09:30:14 AM
1.  What theme are you using?

2. Are you trying to add an inline image or a post thumbnail?


: Re: Can't add images to post
: Matt Friend March 12, 2012, 07:54:57 PM
I'm using Bridge of Hope. I am creating a new post and clicking on the "Upload/Insert" link above the post body editor area. I am wanting to include an image in the post. I got it to work using the "Set featured Image" option, but I don't think taht's how it's supposed to be done. Even that process is clumsy. It's supposed to open the media-upload.php file, but will only open it in a new tab if I hold Ctrl while clicking the "Upload/Insert" link.


: Re: Can't add images to post
: Matt Friend March 13, 2012, 04:47:52 AM
So I guess I am trying to do an inline image. What is the difference in the process for posting an inline image or a thumbnail? Can I do either one?


: Re: Can't add images to post
: Tristan Rineer March 13, 2012, 10:31:59 AM
There's really no difference between an inline image and a thumbnail, except that a thumbnail may be a smaller copy of the image.

Are you using the visual editor or the html editor?  Sometimes the HTML editor can have trouble with the upload buttons.

You can either upload the image using FTP (I suggest creating a "/images/" folder at the root of your site) and enter the image code by hand:
:
<img alt="[Describe the Image Here]" src="[URL of image]" width="[How wide you want the image to appear (in px)]" />

Or you can go into your user profile, make sure that "disable the visual editor" is unchecked, and then make sure you click the "visual" tab on the top-right of the editor.

The HTML entry method will definitely work, but the visual editor may be easier.  Once you get good with HTML, you'll probably prefer entering it yourself because you get a lot better control over the results.