By k_shehadeh on

Is there a "special" way to put an image inside of a drupal page as part of the content? Or is it just a matter of uploading an image separately to the server and using HTML's Only local images are allowed. tag to point to it?

My first thought was that I would just have to attach an image then use some special syntax to refer to that image within the content area.

Thanks,
Karim

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uzbekjon’s picture

uzbekjon commented

You'll need to upload your images and then use html.

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Waldknoblauch’s picture

Waldknoblauch commented

You can take the module "node images"

http://drupal.org/project/node_images

But this is just one possibility.

k_shehadeh’s picture

k_shehadeh commented

Okay, that's what I figured. Thanks!

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InterceptPoint commented

Here is the readme file from the IMCE module:

IMCE is an image/file uploader and browser that supports personal directories and quota.

IMCE, initially, was implemented for easy uploading images and adding them to TinyMCE.
In the development process many features have been added.

It now supports the other most used wysiwyg editor FCKeditor. In addition to these two editors,
with the aid of newly implemented Javacript API, IMCE has also support for inline image/file
insertion into plain textareas.

Features:

No module dependency.
Uploading .jpg, .png, and .gif images and previewing.
Option to allow uploading non-image file types.
Support for private downloads.
Limits for file size per upload, total directory size(quota), and image dimensions.
Option to use personal folders or a shared folder for users.
File sorting according to file name, file size or date.
Highlighting of active files.
Built-in support for TinyMCE
Automatic thumbnail creation.
Custom resizing.
Role based settings.
Custom settings for user #1.
File filtering according to type and extension.
Keyboard shurtcuts (UP, DOWN, DELETE, INSERT).
Javascript API that allows custom usage of the browser, which makes IMCE suitable for any wysiwyg editor.
Built-in support for FCKeditor
Built-in support for inline image/file insertion into plain textareas.#
admin ability to switch to any user's settings.
administration of user files in user/x/imce pages.

Works for me.

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hectorplus commented

works for me.
I have not tried the node_image module yet, it seems to me that it displays the images on the side only and not in the center, or after the body text, as i would sometimes need it myself.

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