General informationEdit

All image setups follow the same basic syntax, however they do not have to be used. The basic syntax is: [[Image:name|type|location|size|caption]] However, everything after name can come in whatever order the user wants it to.

In depth informationEdit

nameEdit

The name is the only thing that isn't optional when adding an image to an article (naturally). An important thing to remember is that the name of the image is semi-caps-sensitive in the same way the search-function is, which means that if an image is called FFWiki.jpg, then writing FFWiKi.jpg or FFWiki.JPG will not retrieve the image.

TypeEdit

There are three types of images:

• thumb or thumbnail

A frame appears around the image and the image itself is automatically scaled to 180px, or as close to 180px as possible if the image by default is smaller, unless otherwise specified with size. With thumb, it is not possible to "inflate" the image. This means, if the image when uploaded has a width of 80px, it cannot go above 80px no matter what is written in size, it can only go below or equal to the width the uploaded image has. It will by default be located to the right, unless otherwise specified in location. If caption is written, it will appear in a box between the image and the lower part of the frame. By default, it will float on the right side, unless otherwise specified in location

• frame

When using frame, the image will be framed and always have it's default width, which cannot be changed no matter what is written in size. If caption is written, it will appear in a box between the image and the lower part of the frame.

• (No specification)

When not specifying the type as one of the above, no frame will appear. Size can be changed in both direction, i.e. "inflation" is possible. If caption is written, it will only appear if the mouse is hovering over the image.

LocationEdit

By default, images float to the left, unless otherwise specified or when using the type, thumb.

• left

Image floats to the left and text will flow to the right of the image

• right

Image floats to the right and text will flow to the left of the image

• center

Image floats in the middle and breaks the text. Text that follow the image will appear below the image, but not to the sides.

• none

Image floats to the left, but breaks the text in the same manner as center.

• If more than one location is given, only the last one will take effect. If no location is given, it will use its default.

SizeEdit

Size is always measured by the size of the width of the image in pixels (px). The height will automatically be computed, so that the image will keep its aspect ratio. If using thumb, the size cannot be "inflated" to a width higher than the one the uploaded has.

• 100px

Will resize the width to be 100 pixels (100 can be replaced by whatever number you wish). Height will automatically be computed to fit the image's aspect ratio.

• 100x150px

Using this method is a way of limiting the image to whatever limit it hits first. This corresponds to saying the the width must not exceed 100 pixels and the height must not exceed 150 pixels. Once the image hits one of these limits, the opposite will be scaled to keep aspect ratio.

CaptionEdit

Any text entered, that is not recognized as one of the above pre-set commands will be assumed to be caption text. If several captions are entered, only the last will take effect.

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Adding photos is a simple and great way to improve any article, and provide further detail and color.

Step-by-Step

• To start, you must log in to your account, and then click the Edit button on the page you would like to add a photo to.
• Once in edit mode, click on the photo upload button on the right rail of the editor toolbar.

• A pop-up will appear, which will allow you to upload a photo from your computer. You can also search for find photos already added to the wiki by others or on Flickr.com.

• Once you choose a photo to add, click upload.
• Next you will be able to adjust the size and placement of the photo. You can also provide a caption, which will display below the photo.
• If you would like to provide adjust more details about the photo, including a new name and the license information, click on the more options link.

• After you have picked your options, click the Add photo button, and your photo will be added to the edit area.
• Photos can be modified at any time in edit mode. Simply hover over the image and choose "modify", and the same pop-up window will appear.
• Once you are done, click publish and your photo will be live on the page.

Next steps

• Learn how to format a page
• Learn how to add links
• Learn how to create a new page
• More information is on Help:Uploading files

Further Help & Feedback

• Ask other users on the Community Central Forums
• Browse and search other help pages at Help:Contents
• Check Help:Wikia Community Central for sources of further help and support
• Check Help:Contacting Wikia for how to report any errors or unclear steps in this article