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Please use our preferred partner www.ferryspotting.com[1] for images. You can use a simple the image-link function to include an image in any wiki-page.
New image function is now available! You can use this new function to include a picture from www.ferryspotting.com in your aricle. Go to ferryspotting and tag a picture with a name, then put the following code in your article:
<fsimage>tag</fsimage>.
Replace the word 'tag' in the example with the word you used to tag the picture. If you tag several images on ferryspotting with the same tag they are randomely displayed in your article.
You can also control the size of the image in your article by putting in parameters in the tag like the example below:
<fsimage widht='400' height='300'>tag</fsimage>
Remember to 'close' the tag with the </fsimage>-section, otherwise your article will be cut off.
Before the above function was available you could (and still can until all pages with images are updated to the new function) use a simple image link function. We recommend that you do not use this type of linking anymore, since it will be disabled soon.
Since FerrySpotting images are not image files, but on a webb-address you just add '/image.png' at the end of the address, for example:
http://www.ferryspotting.com/index.php?option=com_joomgallery&func=watermark&catid=1&id=31&Itemid=2/image.png
New support for collapsible tables is added. this can be used for dynamic tables with hidden content like below:
| This is the header cell, which is always shown |
|---|
| These cells are not shown by default. |
| These cells are not shown by default. |
| These cells are not shown by default. |
It requires some old-fashioned html table coding, but looks quite nice. The collapsible table is used like this:
<table class="collapsible collapsed">
<tr>
<th>This is the header cell, which is always shown</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>This cell is not shown by default.</td>
</tr>
</table>