7. Keep conversation open and free for all to join in
The Lovehoney Community is a place for people to talk openly about sex, life and all sorts of other interesting things. It is not a place for people to hold private conversations in public. This includes one-on-one flirting, 'inside jokes' and public graphic displays of affection. We have many couples who chat here, but we ask that they keep conversation open and friendly so as not to exclude other members.
I had been getting really annoyed with the html not working while trying to format the current Rebus and knew I had had them working before. Your timing was perfect so thank you!
I am trying to get the html <img>tags to work, but it wants an āabsolute or relative position of the imageā. Do you (or anyone ) know what this means in practice?
In a full web page you need to specify with an image where you want it to appear so you would make it a paragraph and maybe use the float command to have it to the right/left or centrally in text. You can also specifically fix itās position to a point though on modern browsers and tablets/phones, the float command, I think, generally works better to accommodate different screens.
Is that what it wants? To be honest, I think youāre going to struggle as normal html image inserts require the image sizing to be input as a style line which obviously the forum doesnāt allow. I donāt quite understand your code example doing it without . I am however, NOT AN EXPERT!!!
@Orgasm_Chaser I used to be very techy with work stuff needing programming so knew how to do all the basics in Fortran and IDL and basic formatting in Latex so there is overlap⦠but that was a long time ago and things are different on the web!
Iām much happier driving tractors now!
@Ian_Chimp Ah, okay, then does it just mean the route in your source file is incorrect and it canāt find the image? This is going to be a hard one to experiment with without being allowed to instantly post pictures plus everyoneās src path will be different depending on their file system.
Sorry, its not an error message. It was a āguideā I found explaining the difference.
Using HTML
Earlier versions of Discourse used the HTML syntax to insert images. This still works, but requires you to give a relative or absolute URL of the image file. The upload://⦠URL scheme does not work here.
Edit: Itās because itās converted it into a regular, non-html format. So Iāve lost the sizing info. This may be a non-starter. Itās even converted the example too.
However, while I mull that over, I did realise that you can change the title of your photos in the regular Markdown format. Where it says āimageā at the start, you simply change that to whatever you want.