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Hi,
I'm re-posting this as I'm not sure if you missed it.
We are a model engine forum photos are a huge part of our forum participation. All members want to post and see larger photos without having to
do so much mucking around.
We also want the easy ability to post multiple photos in one post.

What a the main problem is we don't need five (5) options to post a photo. We just need one Inline Full-size Image it will make life so much easier for the membership.
That's what were after, we would like a member to be able to 'just post a large photo up' without having to faff around with five (5) image choices and be able to easily post muliple photos.
Presently (and thank you) you did fix the initial photo posting with your change to Inline Full-size Image but second and any subsequent photos posted in the same post are still problematic.
I hope that I have shed some clarity on the issue that is vexing us so much and causing frustration to members who aren't all that computer savvy and just want a simple way to post photos of their pride and joy up to be enjoyed by other members.

In a nutshell, our members just want to post Inline Full-Size Images We don't need the extra 4 options -


Inline Expandable Thumbnail - End of Post Expandable Thumbnail - Inline Text Link - Inline Short Text Link


They are just causing problems and confusion and making the posting of images very difficult -

I saw it yes but there is already admin level settings to set the default option used I posted admin screesnhots earlier in this post.

I found one other spot that looks like capped uploads to 10mb total.

I raised that to 50mb as well.

That should fix the internal server on uploads as look as less than 50mb

Ok, will undo the changes I made that I thought would help.... I will no longer preselect at all the custom size option based on the inline attachment settings chosen...

The admin on the forum -> in line attachments they can also do the basic menu option which reduces the options shown...

There should be no difference between admin and a regular member when posting.

In addition... Could you please shed some light on this: ,watt," />   

It has appeared in the top left of our index page in the dark blue bar at the top.
See pictures attached.

Who put it there?
Why is it there?
What is it?

Thank you.

Gil   www.officeofsteamforum.com

Quote from: RedRyder1 on July 30, 2019, 11:06:32 am

In addition... Could you please shed some light on this: ,watt," />   

It has appeared in the top left of our index page in the dark blue bar at the top.
See pictures attached.

Who put it there?
Why is it there?
What is it?

Thank you.

Gil   www.officeofsteamforum.com

Fixed. Do not add any html tags to your meta description tag.  You had <meta name="google-site-verification" content="v8g1RZGJ0RxdDHYwHZOuf1lMakw_kTE4CgU44D8XykI" /> in there which caused that issue. That goes in the meta tags section. But you already have it there.

I don't understand. I added the google site verification a while back and that just appeared in the last day or two.
Google requires that in the header for verification that I own the site so I can post a live link to our forum at the end of my videos.


Hopefully they won't require it to stay there.
I do not see the word watt  ,watt," /> in any of the google verification you have showed us.

Regards,
Gil