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== Available Tools ==
== Available Tools ==
* [[Taking Screenshots|How to take a screenshot for UserBase]]
 
* [[Special:myLanguage/Taking Screenshots|How to take a screenshot for UserBase]]


== Workflow ==
== Workflow ==
* Find an image that needs to be updated
* Find an image that needs to be updated
* Click on the image and it should take you to the ''File page'' for that image (the first tab at the top should be ''File'')
* Click on the image and it should take you to the ''File page'' for that image (the first tab at the top should be ''File'')
** If clicking on the image doesn't work or takes you to another page, see [[#Find the File Page|Find the File Page]]
** If clicking on the image doesn't work or takes you to another page, see [[#Find the File Page|Find the File Page]]
* Under ''File history'', click on '''Upload a new version of this file'''
* Under <menuchoice>File history</menuchoice>, click on <menuchoice>Upload a new version of this file</menuchoice>
* Click on the '''Browse''' button (sometimes shown as an icon) to the right of the ''Source filename'' box
* Click on the <menuchoice>Browse</menuchoice> button (sometimes shown as an icon) to the right of the ''Source filename'' box
* Browse to and select the new image on your computer and click on '''OK'''
* Browse to and select the new image on your computer and click on <menuchoice>OK</menuchoice>
* Write a short summary of the changes in '''File changes''' box
* Write a short summary of the changes in '''File changes''' box
* Click on '''Upload file'''
* Click on <menuchoice>Upload file</menuchoice>


== Find the File Page ==
== Find the File Page ==


Sometimes an image links to a different place than the File page. In these cases you need to look for the File page name in the wiki text.
Sometimes an image links to a different place than the File page. In these cases you need to look for the File page name in the wiki text.
* On the page with the image, click on the '''Edit''' tab at the top
 
* On the page with the image, click on the <menuchoice>Edit</menuchoice> tab at the top
* Find the wiki markup for the image, it should look something like
* Find the wiki markup for the image, it should look something like
:<pre>[[File:Kde.png|link=Special:myLanguage/An introduction to KDE]]</pre>
:<pre>[[File:Kde.png|link=Special:myLanguage/An introduction to KDE]]</pre>
* Find the File page name in the beginning of the markup, i.e. the text between <code>[[</code> and <code>|</code> (in the example above <code>File:Kde.png</code>)
* Find the File page name in the beginning of the markup, i.e. the text between <nowiki>[[</nowiki> and <nowiki>|</nowiki> (in the example above ''<nowiki>File:Kde.png</nowiki>'')
* Enter ''<nowiki>http://userbase.kde.org/</nowiki>'''File_page_name''''' in the web browser's location bar, for example http://userbase.kde.org/File:Kde.png
* Enter ''<nowiki>http://userbase.kde.org/</nowiki>'''File_page_name''''' in the web browser's location bar, for example http://userbase.kde.org/File:Kde.png


[[Category:Contributing]]
[[Category:Contributing]]
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Revision as of 06:41, 17 April 2011

Available Tools

Workflow

  • Find an image that needs to be updated
  • Click on the image and it should take you to the File page for that image (the first tab at the top should be File)
    • If clicking on the image doesn't work or takes you to another page, see Find the File Page
  • Under File history, click on Upload a new version of this file
  • Click on the Browse button (sometimes shown as an icon) to the right of the Source filename box
  • Browse to and select the new image on your computer and click on OK
  • Write a short summary of the changes in File changes box
  • Click on Upload file

Find the File Page

Sometimes an image links to a different place than the File page. In these cases you need to look for the File page name in the wiki text.

  • On the page with the image, click on the Edit tab at the top
  • Find the wiki markup for the image, it should look something like
[[File:Kde.png|link=Special:myLanguage/An introduction to KDE]]
  • Find the File page name in the beginning of the markup, i.e. the text between [[ and | (in the example above File:Kde.png)
  • Enter http://userbase.kde.org/File_page_name in the web browser's location bar, for example http://userbase.kde.org/File:Kde.png