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twitaman
Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/10 22:03

  • twitaman

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How do you add your content to your custom block? Specifically, how do you add images to a custom block? I assume that you upload your gif to the uploads/images folder then link to it by clicking the image icon and typing in the URL, but when I do all I see is the typed URL that I made. What am I overlooking?

I figure it's in the way I write the image or URL address where I'm making the obvious mistake -- but what is it?
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Jackwan
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/10 22:55

  • Jackwan

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make sure the URL which pointing to the image has Resized Image in the back.
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twitaman
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/10 23:10

  • twitaman

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Not sure I understand -- could you type an example address?
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sbkiller
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/10 23:17

  • sbkiller

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I suggest you use "multimenu" module
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Jackwan
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/10 23:34

  • Jackwan

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Quote:

twitaman wrote:
Not sure I understand -- could you type an example address?


sorry, I actually type the codes required to define images.

its bracket img bracket in the front and breaket /img bracket in the back.

the left braket is [

the right braket is ]
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twitaman
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/10 23:47

  • twitaman

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OK, so I have an image called test.gif and I have uploaded it to my uploads folder.

Does that mean the code should look like this: Resized Image

Because I have that and the only thing I see on the page is the code not the actual image.
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sbkiller
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/10 23:50

  • sbkiller

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Maybe you use:

../../upload/image.gif

or

<{$xoops_url}>/upload/image.gif
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twitaman
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/11 0:40

  • twitaman

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Thanks. I finally got it to work, but by inputing the address manually like so:

For some reason the automatic icon in the block editor never did work.
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Jackwan
Re: Custom Blocks

  • 2004/9/11 3:38

  • Jackwan

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It worked for me! What content type you are using? if you select html, the icon will not work. only if you select php script.

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