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| − | #Click the Rotate image button until your image is properly oriented. Note: you don’t have much screen real estate to view this process so I find it easiest to rotate my phone into landscape view so I have more window space to see the rotation tool. | + | #Click the Rotate image button until your image is properly oriented. |
| + | #*Note: you don’t have much screen real estate to view this process so I find it easiest to rotate my phone into landscape view so I have more window space to see the rotation tool. | ||
#Hit Save (in the edit Image pane) | #Hit Save (in the edit Image pane) | ||
#And then Insert into Post (your properly oriented image) | #And then Insert into Post (your properly oriented image) | ||
[[Category:Wordpress]] | [[Category:Wordpress]] | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 28 March 2016
There is a known problem with uploading images from an iPhone into your WordPress site where the images proper orientation is not set correctly.
To correct this, after uploading an image into WordPress:
- from the Attachment Details pane choose Edit Image
- Click the Rotate image button until your image is properly oriented.
- Note: you don’t have much screen real estate to view this process so I find it easiest to rotate my phone into landscape view so I have more window space to see the rotation tool.
- Hit Save (in the edit Image pane)
- And then Insert into Post (your properly oriented image)
