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'''WikiIndex:Adding Pictures''' – to add a picture, {{tag|images}} (or other {{tag|media}} file) to an [[article]] here on this {{tag|WikiIndex}} wiki site, you must first upload the picture in any standard file format to this WikiIndex.org site, using the [[Special:Upload|Upload file]] link in the 'tools' section on the left [[sidebar]].  Permitted file types currently include: png, jpg, jpeg, ogg, svg, mp3, pdf, gif.  When on the 'Upload file' page, select 'Choose file', and a window will pop up, where you can select your desired picture.  Select that, and you can add a short summary under the 'Summary' box.  Then, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click 'Upload file' button.  Once uploaded, you can then add the picture to any [[article]] by using '''<nowiki>[[File:Example.jpg]]</nowiki>'''.  You can also select the button from the toolbar at the top edge of the [[edit box]] that corresponds to a picture (it's the fifth button from the left, 'Embedded file' will pop up when you hover your mouse pointer over the correct icon).


To add a picture, you must first upload the picture in any standard file format to the site, using the "upload file" link in the "toolbox" area.  Once you have done so, you can add the picture to any article by using the command <nowiki>[[Image:Example.jpg]]</nowiki>.  You can also select the button in the edit area that corresponds to a picture (it's the sixth button from the left).
;''More to keep in mind . . .
*Only people who are [[Help:Login / create account|logged in]] can [[Special:Upload|upload pictures]].
*'''Rename''' the picture on your hard drive <u>before</u> uploading the picture, since it takes the name from your original filename.
*Upload the picture '''before''' making the article on your [[wiki]] site, that way you have the picture name in mind, and can use it in your article.
*The MediaWiki software will automatically replace spaces with '''underscores''' in the filename; this is no problem, but just make sure you use underscores when you reference the picture from the site (if using a conventional URL).
*'''Capitalization''' matters.
*You can make the '''text wrap''' around the picture by adding the 'left' or 'right' command as follows:  <nowiki>[[File:Example.jpg|right]]</nowiki>.  In this case, the picture will appear in the upper right hand side and text will wrap around it.
*It's nice to upload a '''larger picture''' to the site (not so large that people can't download it of course; say, a maximum of 1600 pixels wide).  This way you can have a smaller version show up in your article and then if the user wants to see the larger version, they can simply click on the picture.  Here's an example of how to limit the size of a picture in your article to 200 pixels:  <nowiki>[[File:Example.jpg|right|200px]]</nowiki>.


More to keep in mind:
See also [[WikiIndex: Frequently asked questions]]


* Only users who are logged in can upload pictures
[[Category:Images| ]]
* '''Rename''' the picture on your hard drive before uploading the picture since it takes the name from your original file.
[[Category:Media| ]]
* Upload the picture '''before''' making the article, that way you have the picture name in mind and can use it in your article.
[[Category:WikiIndex|Pictures]]
* The site will replace spaces with '''underscores'''.  This is no problem, but just make sure you use underscores when you reference the picture from the site.
[[Category:Help|Pictures]]
* '''Capitalization''' matters
[[Category:How to| ]]
* You can make the '''text wrap''' around the picture by adding the "left" or "right" command as follows:  <nowiki>[[Image:Example.jpg|right]]</nowiki>.  In this case, the picture will appear in the upper right hand side and text will wrap around it.
[[Category:FAQ]]
* It's nice to upload a '''larger picture''' to the site (not so large that people can't download it of course).  This way you can have a smaller version show up in your article and then if the user wants to see the larger version, they can simply click on the picture.  Here's an example of how to limit the size of a picture in your article to 200 pixels:  <nowiki>[[Image:Example.jpg|right|200px]]</nowiki>
 
== Ajouter des Images ==
 
Pour ajouter une image, vous devez d'abord copier l'image dans n'importe quel format de fichier standard sur le site, en utilisant le lien "copier fichier" dans la "boîte à outils" située à en bas et à gauche. Une fois que c'est fait, vous pouvez ajouter l'image à n'importe quel article en utilisant la commande <nowiki>[[Image:Exemple.jpg]]</nowiki>.  Vous pouvez aussi sélectionner le bouton dans le formulaire d'édition qui correspond à une image (c'est le sixième bouton à partir de la gauche).
 
Plus à garder en tête :
 
* Seuls les utilisateurs connectés peuvent copier des images
* '''Renommez''' l'image sur votre disque dur avant de copier l'image parce que cela prend le nom à partir de votre fichier original.
* Copiez l'image '''avant''' de produire l'article, de cette façon vous avez le nom de l'image à l'esprit et pouvez l'utiliser dans votre article.
* Le site remplacera les espaces par des '''soulignés'''.  Ceci ne pose pas de problème, mais assurez-vous simplement que vous utilisez les soulignés quand vous faites référence à l'image à partir du site.
* La '''Capitalisation''' compte
* Vous pouvez produire '''l'emballage du texte''' autour de l'image en ajoutant les commandes "left" ou "right" comme suit :  <nowiki>[[Image:Example.jpg|right]]</nowiki>.  Dans ce cas, l'image apparaîtra dans le coin en haut et à droite et le texte s'écoulera autour.
* Il est agréable de copier '''une plus grande image''' sur le site (pas trop grande de façon à ce que les gens puissent la télécharger bien sûr).  De cette façon vous pouvez disposer d'une plus petite version en affichage dans votre article et ensuite si l'utilisateur veut voir la plus grande version, il peut simplement l'avoir en cliquant sur l'image. Voilà un exemple sur la façon de limiter la taille d'une iamge dans votre article à 200 pixels :  <nowiki>[[Image:Exemple.jpg|right|200px]]</nowiki>

Latest revision as of 12:47, 20 December 2022

fr: WikiIndex:Ajouter des Images


WikiIndex:Adding Pictures – to add a picture, images (or other media file) to an article here on this WikiIndex wiki site, you must first upload the picture in any standard file format to this WikiIndex.org site, using the Upload file link in the 'tools' section on the left sidebar. Permitted file types currently include: png, jpg, jpeg, ogg, svg, mp3, pdf, gif. When on the 'Upload file' page, select 'Choose file', and a window will pop up, where you can select your desired picture. Select that, and you can add a short summary under the 'Summary' box. Then, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click 'Upload file' button. Once uploaded, you can then add the picture to any article by using [[File:Example.jpg]]. You can also select the button from the toolbar at the top edge of the edit box that corresponds to a picture (it's the fifth button from the left, 'Embedded file' will pop up when you hover your mouse pointer over the correct icon).

More to keep in mind . . .
  • Only people who are logged in can upload pictures.
  • Rename the picture on your hard drive before uploading the picture, since it takes the name from your original filename.
  • Upload the picture before making the article on your wiki site, that way you have the picture name in mind, and can use it in your article.
  • The MediaWiki software will automatically replace spaces with underscores in the filename; this is no problem, but just make sure you use underscores when you reference the picture from the site (if using a conventional URL).
  • Capitalization matters.
  • You can make the text wrap around the picture by adding the 'left' or 'right' command as follows: [[File:Example.jpg|right]]. In this case, the picture will appear in the upper right hand side and text will wrap around it.
  • It's nice to upload a larger picture to the site (not so large that people can't download it of course; say, a maximum of 1600 pixels wide). This way you can have a smaller version show up in your article and then if the user wants to see the larger version, they can simply click on the picture. Here's an example of how to limit the size of a picture in your article to 200 pixels: [[File:Example.jpg|right|200px]].

See also WikiIndex: Frequently asked questions