See How much NICER the post above can look, easily polished and with added images, format.
...and Cats!
@design_RG
It actually looks quite nice!
>> It actually looks quite nice!
The forum post, I gather ? Yes, it can look exactly like a Blog, all the controls are there, and Markdown works wonderful.
Sometimes I write a full blog here, and just hone it up a bit more at Write.freely.
Or maybe you were referring to the cool post with the jet picture? I liked it too.
@design_RG
I was refering to both😊.
it's true that it feels like in a blog post.
You actually asked to @angedestenebres about image sizes. Did yshe replied to you?
I assume you are referring to the message I sent this morning, regarding the visual presentation in Write.freely ? no reply yet on that case.
The ideal is to use a maximum width of 640 pixels, these will NOT be scaled down and are fast to load, we control the quality.
I alternate between PNG and Jpeg formats, whichever compresses an image better, I try for the smaller size always.
Thank you, Ange, I just received the notification of your reply, appreciate your help!
the author has on-mouse-over effects included. Pretty, nice images.
But I really think the most important is the words, to keep them crisp and focused -- when I open a page directly, via it's URL, it looks superb, the view I had when I hit Publish.
I would like to have people see that same view.
And so far I have stayed away from changing any css, as I wanted to concentrate on content, and it presents quite nicely. There are some examples in a link, haven't looked sicne I wanted to avoid distractions when I was starting up, and so much was new already.
@design_RG @angedestenebres
Yes I do refer to that.
I do have the same issue on WF but I really think it is my lack of CSS skills.
Some can define it right in there.
By the way did you check this blog?
https://blog.hummingcrow.co/
When you click on about, the logo changes...