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To add an image to a page you first need to upload the image as a file to Physiopedia.&nbsp; <br>  
To add an image to a page you first need to upload the image as a file to Physiopedia.&nbsp; <br>  


==Uploading Images to Physiopedia==  
== Uploading Images to Physiopedia ==


#First you will need to '''save the image that you wish to use to your computer'''. To do this '''right click on the image''' and '''save the image''' to your computer perhaps on your desktop.<br><br>Once you have saved the file to your computer you need to upload it to Physiopedia. <br><br>
#First you will need to '''save the image that you wish to use to your computer'''. To do this '''right click on the image''' and '''save the image''' to your computer perhaps on your desktop.<br>  
#At the bottom of the left sidebar under the toolbox heading you will see the '''Upload File''' link.&nbsp; Click on this.<br>  
#Once you have saved the file to your computer you need to upload it to Physiopedia. At the bottom of the left sidebar under the toolbox heading you will see the '''Upload File''' link.&nbsp; Click on this.<br>  
#This will take you to the upload file page where you should fill in the details of the image that you saved to your computer.&nbsp; '''Browse''' for the file on your computer to fill in the Source filename box.&nbsp;  
#This will take you to the upload file page where you should fill in the details of the image that you saved to your computer.&nbsp; '''Browse''' for the file on your computer to fill in the Source filename box.&nbsp;  
#This will automatically fill in the&nbsp; Destination filename but you should change this for something more appropriateand identifiable.  
#This will automatically fill in the&nbsp; Destination filename but you should change this for something more appropriateand identifiable.  
#Then in the summary box '''add the reference for the image'''.  
#Then in the summary box '''add the reference for the image'''.  
#Then click the '''Upload File''' button.<br><br>Once uploaded you will be directed to the page in Physiopedia related to the image that you have just uploaded. Now you are ready to put the image on to your Physiopedia page.<br><br>
#Then click the '''Upload File''' button.<br>
#Go back to the Physiopedia page that you are editing.&nbsp; '''Click on the insert/edit image icon''' in the toolbar of the editing box.<br>
#'''Add the name that you gave you image to the Image file name box''' (it may be helpful and automatically find it for you once you have started to type the name!). Complete that other boxes to add some styling, i.e. a border, if you wish but this is not necessary and '''click OK'''. <br>
#Then '''save the page''' that you are editing.<br><br>Your image should now be on the page.&nbsp; In the wikitext (which you can see by clicking on the wikitext link in the toolbar of the editing box) the image will look like this for example: '''<nowiki>[[Image:imagename.jpg]]</nowiki>'''<br>


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Once uploaded you will be directed to the page in Physiopedia related to the image that you have just uploaded. Now you are ready to put the image on to your Physiopedia page.<br>  


== Adding/editing images in wikitext ==
== Inserting images on pages<br>  ==


If you are familiar with wikitext you can also add/edit images directly in the wikitext. Remember '''click on the Wikitext link''' in the toolbar of the editing box to access the wikitext code.
To insert an image in a Physiopedia page:<br>
 
#Go to the Physiopedia page that you are editing.&nbsp; '''Click on the insert/edit image icon''' in the toolbar of the editing box.
#'''Add the image file name to the Image file name box'''.&nbsp; The image file name appears on at the top of the page on the specific Physiopedia page for each image.&nbsp; The pop-up box may be helpful and automatically find it for you once you have started to type the name!
#If you wish you can add a caption, border, position and size to your image by completing the other boxes
#'''Click OK'''. <br>
#Then '''Save the page''' that you are editing.
 
Your image should now be on the page.&nbsp; In the wikitext (which you can see by clicking on the wikitext link in the toolbar of the editing box) the image will look like this for example: '''<nowiki>[[Image:imagename.jpg]]</nowiki>'''
 
== Adding/editing images in wikitext  ==
 
If you are familiar with wikitext you can also add/edit images directly in the wikitext. Remember '''click on the Wikitext link''' in the toolbar of the editing box to access the wikitext code.  


Add the following to the page where you want the image to appear:  
Add the following to the page where you want the image to appear:  


*<tt><nowiki>[[Image:id]]</nowiki></tt> -or-
*<tt><nowiki>[[Image:id]]</nowiki></tt> <br>


Where:  
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For example, to include the [[Image:Physiopedia_welcome.jpg|Physiopedia logo]], you'd enter:  
For example, to include the [[Image:Physiopedia welcome.jpg|Physiopedia logo]], you'd enter:  
<pre>[[Image:Physiopedia welcome.jpg]]</pre>  
<pre>[[Image:Physiopedia welcome.jpg]]</pre>  
Which would give:  
Which would give:  


[[Image:Physiopedia welcome.jpg]]
[[Image:Physiopedia welcome.jpg]]  






To add a


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For more help on uploading and styling your images see the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Images_and_other_uploaded_files mediawiki help page on uploading images].<br>
For more help on uploading and styling your images see the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Images_and_other_uploaded_files mediawiki help page on uploading images].<br>  


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Revision as of 14:08, 3 June 2009

To add an image to a page you first need to upload the image as a file to Physiopedia. 

Uploading Images to Physiopedia[edit | edit source]

  1. First you will need to save the image that you wish to use to your computer. To do this right click on the image and save the image to your computer perhaps on your desktop.
  2. Once you have saved the file to your computer you need to upload it to Physiopedia. At the bottom of the left sidebar under the toolbox heading you will see the Upload File link.  Click on this.
  3. This will take you to the upload file page where you should fill in the details of the image that you saved to your computer.  Browse for the file on your computer to fill in the Source filename box. 
  4. This will automatically fill in the  Destination filename but you should change this for something more appropriateand identifiable.
  5. Then in the summary box add the reference for the image.
  6. Then click the Upload File button.

Once uploaded you will be directed to the page in Physiopedia related to the image that you have just uploaded. Now you are ready to put the image on to your Physiopedia page.

Inserting images on pages
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To insert an image in a Physiopedia page:

  1. Go to the Physiopedia page that you are editing.  Click on the insert/edit image icon in the toolbar of the editing box.
  2. Add the image file name to the Image file name box.  The image file name appears on at the top of the page on the specific Physiopedia page for each image.  The pop-up box may be helpful and automatically find it for you once you have started to type the name!
  3. If you wish you can add a caption, border, position and size to your image by completing the other boxes
  4. Click OK.
  5. Then Save the page that you are editing.

Your image should now be on the page.  In the wikitext (which you can see by clicking on the wikitext link in the toolbar of the editing box) the image will look like this for example: [[Image:imagename.jpg]]

Adding/editing images in wikitext[edit | edit source]

If you are familiar with wikitext you can also add/edit images directly in the wikitext. Remember click on the Wikitext link in the toolbar of the editing box to access the wikitext code.

Add the following to the page where you want the image to appear:

  • [[Image:id]]

Where:

  • id is the image file name


For example, to include the Physiopedia logo, you'd enter:

[[Image:Physiopedia welcome.jpg]]

Which would give:

File:Physiopedia welcome.jpg


To add a



For more help on uploading and styling your images see the mediawiki help page on uploading images.