Quote from: famososMuertos on July 22, 2020, 05:01:54 PM

The OP , although apparently asking a very specific question that seems repetitive, is a wave with advanced users or those who like to incorporate "1000 more words" with an image to their publication.

I suspect that he is a user who frequents the sites that "resize" the photos, so common that when they come to a forum like bitcointalk.org it seems impossible. It is not that this is uncommon, e.g. in Steemit, a simple command is required for very basic things.

That said, let's "dismember" your questions:

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... Could someone help me what exactly is the size of the images to post in thread?

No.

How to know exactly! each post is personal-individual.

Here we enter the topic of suggestions and that is why I take your post, because in the general sense several responded and some answers are helpful.

One of the reasons that I answers, that you cannot specify what the size is, it depends on the objective of the image in the post:

If it is a header it should be a 700x200 or 700x450 photo. Specifically, standard photos that come with a size ranging from 1280x720 are used.

Why not use bigger or smaller ones; small it is obvious that a photo that starts a publication does not look good,if you are targeting a message.

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The image does not contribute do not use it, in a forum like this the images should contribute to the content not decorate.

Contribution example:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5235794.msg54802650#msg54802650

https://i.imgur.com/5ueXdjg.jpg

Decoration example:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5256096.msg54632811#msg54632811

https://i.imgur.com/ZXuCoQF.jpg

In your OP you mention something important "... Suggest me the best ~~size~~ and resolution for image."

If you try to use a very low resolution image and want to enlarge it it looks bad, they say "pixelated." The example in post # 4 of mk4, is the best example from its original size to a smaller one, nothing happens, but if the resolution is low when enlarged it is distorted.

[img height = 600]https://bitcoin.org/img/icons/opengraph.png[/img]

So keep in mind the resolution of a photo if you want to resize it.

Another important thing is using the https://i.imgur.com/UtWkagj.png button, that gives you an idea of how it will look, keep in mind, that the size of your monitor may be not average, that is, you either use a very large monitor or work from a table. (I would never try this from my cell phone;) )

https://i.imgur.com/VRzLH34.jpg

Finally, the above can serve as an example of two additional uses that I can "suggest" of use in size and resolution.

Additional:
The use of images is limited to going alone on one line, you cannot include text on the right or text on the left.

I tried to use this command:

Code:

[imtext =] would be an explicit ornament in a post [/ imtext]

There is additional code that works over html, but that option is locked.

what about those direct link on logo? Like if i want to post a discord then when readers clink that discord how theyll directly catch that discord? How can i set that?what is the size for that icon? could you say that?