Google hates Arondir

[sauronnaise]

Tried to google him, but Arondir is one letter off the word « arrondir », which translates to 'to round something'. I'm inevitably facing maths.

Proof :


Edit: no idea why the image is this small, but if you click on it, you can see it full size. Another dreamwidth mystery. Maybe I should play with the coding a bit.

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[independence1776]

When you post a photo hosted on Dreamwidth, I believe there's a dropdown menu for preview image size.

[sauronnaise]

According to my quick research, it's possible to e-mail images (that's the only way I found that doesn't resize images). I will test this uhh later

[independence1776]

It's considered polite here to not post full-size images unless the images are small.

[wispywillow]

Here's my work-around with images:

- if it's my own image, I host it on Pinterest, often on a "private" board. Even if it is on a private board, it will still show up.

- if it is not my own image and it is hosted somewhere else, I right-click and grab the image address, then use this:

{img src="https://Really.Cool.URL.jpg"} with < and > taking place of the { and } of course.

I use a lot of images for my comic book stuff, so I've found ways to make my life easier.

[sauronnaise]

Oooohh.

I flagged this reply to save it for later. I tried a few stuff with it and it works, thank you!

[wispywillow]

You're very welcome! It took me a day or two to figure it out, but I was pretty proud of myself for coming up with a system that works for me.

[sauronnaise]

I used what worked when I was on forums, so img imgur.link.yay /img (with < > circling img ofc). Didn't work. Your method is better than what Dreamwidth suggests (hosting images through email. My dino brain doesn't want to juggle with this).