Insérer une image depuis son ordinateur dans les forums

Il est désormais enfin possible d’intégrer une image présente sur votre ordinateur ou votre téléphone dans un post de forum sans avoir à l’envoyer préalablement sur un site web afin de disposer d’une URL :

Cette fonctionnalité ne fonctionne qu’avec l’éditeur BBCODE mais celui-ci est l’éditeur par défaut depuis plusieurs années et je ne peux que vous inviter à y passer.

Si vous naviguer sur Audiofanzine depuis un smartphone, le bouton d’intégration d’image vous permettra même d’accéder directement à l’appareil photo du téléphone :

Les images envoyées ainsi se retrouveront dans notre espace medias, avec le même classement que le sujet de forum concerné.

N’hésitez pas à venir nous dire ce que vous en pensez dans le sujet dédié.

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