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How to take a screenshot for UserBase

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

Tip

After uploading a new version of the file it is recommended that you force a refresh of the page in the browser. Otherwise the browser may display the old version in the file from within its cache. And you might think your new file version has not updated.

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 icon or tab (depends on the theme chosen) 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

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-== Available Tools ==
+<languages />
-* [[TakingScreenshots|How to take a screenshot for UserBase]]
+<translate>
-== Workflow ==
+== Available Tools == <!--T:1-->
+<!--T:2-->
+* [[Special:myLanguage/Taking Screenshots|How to take a screenshot for UserBase]]
+== Workflow == <!--T:3-->
+<!--T:4-->
 * 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|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
-* Click on '''Upload file'''
+* Click on <menuchoice>Upload file</menuchoice>
+</translate><span id="Find the File Page"></span><translate>
+<!--T:9-->
+{{Tip|1=After uploading a new version of the file it is recommended that you force a refresh of the page in the browser. Otherwise the browser may display the old version in the file from within its cache. And you might think your new file version has not updated.}}
+== Find the File Page == <!--T:5-->
-== Find the File Page ==
+<!--T:6-->
+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 that case you need to look in the wiki text.
+<!--T:7-->
-* 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> icon or tab (depends on the theme chosen) at the top
-* Find the image markup, 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>
-* The first part before the pipe (|) is a link to the File page. Enter ''<nowiki>http://userbase.kde.org/</nowiki>'''xyz'''''
+* 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<br /><code><nowiki>http://userbase.kde.org/File:Kde.png</nowiki></code>
-'''''to be continued'''''
+<!--T:8-->
+[[Category:Contributing]]
+</translate>