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Sorry for the bother @Julieg9426.
Can you please try again for me? I've made a small tweak to your account that should address the issue. We certainly support Macs here on Bunnings Workshop - I use one too.
Can you please let me know whether you were using the Insert Photos button at the top of the text editor or the Upload Images button at the bottom?
Thanks again for your patience.
Jason
Hello @Julieg9426
If you have your pictures in a folder in your mac the steps should be the following.
Click on the upload images button at the lower left corner of the reply screen.
You should now have a new screen saying Photos with a button in the middle saying " Choose file"
Upon clicking the choose file button your mac should now open another window displaying file locations, look for the folder containing your photo.
Were going to test it so just choose 1 photo. please note that the photo has to be either a .,jpg or .png format if it is in another format you will need to convert it to the aforementioned file types. Click on your photo and choose open. It should now load to the photo window and you should see a little picture of it loaded on the upper left corner of the photo window. Make sure to click "Done"
Just to be sure close your browser and reopen to the workshop site. Proceed to your topic of mosaics and promptly try to load the photo. The site does have a timed response so if you keep your page open on this particular topic and try to load the picture say after 10 or 15 minutes it will give you an error message and will say that you need to refresh the page. So while the page is freshly opened try to load your photo. If you still get errors perhaps you may try it on another computer.
Cheers,
Red
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To insert an image in a post:
- Start a new discussion or reply to an existing post.
- Click the Insert Photos button in the editor's tool bar.
- Drag photos onto the image viewer or click on Choose Files. Select your photo and wait for it to upload.
- Add a caption to the photo if you wish.
- Choose how you want the image aligned.
- Left aligns the image on the left side of the post. Any text that comes after the image appears to the right.
- Inline inserts the image right where the cursor is in the editor. If you add a return after the image, any text you add appears below the image.
- Right inserts the image on the right side of the post. Text appears to the left of the image. If you add a lot of text, it eventually wraps under the image.
- Choose an image size: Large, Medium or Small.
- Click Done.
You are then free to compose your message and the photo should be visible in the text editor. When you are ready to post your message, hit the Post button.
Hope that helps,
Jason
Yes, feel free to email them to workshop@bunnings.com.au and we can put them up for you @Julieg9426.
Can you please tell me what browser you are using and what operating system version your Mac has?
Thanks,
Jason
@Julieg9426 thanks so much for persevering. Your mosaic looks incredible. You are a natural. Have you done quilting or painting before? You have a great eye for form and colour. Very impressive!
Jane
Hello @Julieg9426
This is beautiful work. I suggest using a tile and grout sealer to preserve the finish and it will so seal the color of your grout. Looking forward to your future creations. I hope you have more luck posting next time.
Cheers,
Red
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What an absolutely phenomenal first mosaic @Julieg9426! I'm so excited for you! I trust there will be many more to come on this new adventure, and we are just delighted to be able to join you on it.
You'll need to start giving us some pointers because I would love to create something like that myself. Many thanks for sharing your efforts and please keep us updated.
Mitchell
