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==== Edit image properties afterwards ====
 
==== Edit image properties afterwards ====
You can customize how the image looks once you upload it.
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You can customize image details even after it's been embedded in a page.
# Clicking on the image once in your page or post then click the edit image icon.  This will bring up the dialog box you saw when you first uploaded the image (figure 3).   
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# From the page post edit screen, select the image.
# From here you can realign, resize and add a caption.
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# An edit image toolbar appears where you can adjust image alignment
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# Edit further by clicking the pencil icon.  This will bring up the dialog box you saw when you first uploaded the image.   
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# From here you can  
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* Realign
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* Resize
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* add Alt(ernative) text - Important for accessibility
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* and add a caption
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[[File:Wp-update-image.png|thumb|300px|Edit image details]]
  
  
  
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Revision as of 11:19, 7 March 2017

Image Settings

Edit Image Toolbar

Edit image properties afterwards

You can customize image details even after it's been embedded in a page.

  1. From the page post edit screen, select the image.
  2. An edit image toolbar appears where you can adjust image alignment
  3. Edit further by clicking the pencil icon. This will bring up the dialog box you saw when you first uploaded the image.
  4. From here you can
  • Realign
  • Resize
  • add Alt(ernative) text - Important for accessibility
  • and add a caption


Edit image details