By editing my page , if I copy from any webpage '' Facebook '' and paste to my page some picture , where save this pics??Or its saved only the link from this pics??wiz wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 10:50 pm I see what's happening on: http://petslovers.eu/CMS/home
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[SOLVED] Transparent background theme...
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- turboblack
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Re: [SOLVED] Transparent background theme...
images provided that they are copied, not links to them - are saved to a database file, this does not affect the download of the site, unless you have dozens of images on each page, then yes
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Re: [SOLVED] Transparent background theme...
When you paste a picture, only the link to it is saved (not the file). When you upload the file, it is saved in your example.com/files directory.
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is it a new version option? I edit the articles in the Word and copy them to the editing area of the engine, and watch the size of the database file after that, and when reading the base file, you can see that it contains a picture. at least I have on the site one article as yet - proving it.
http://old.net.eu.org/ Get ready to hamsterization!
code takes less than a kilobyte! shock!
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https://github.com/turboblack/HamsterCMS new version for PHP 8 with new templates
Re: [SOLVED] Transparent background theme...
When you copy an image from a website, it only saved the "link" to the image, not the image itself.
I don't how if this is the same if you copy it from your local Word, it probably encodes the image as text to display it, but I'm not sure since I don't have Word to test this out - what get's saved in the database in your case turbo?
I don't how if this is the same if you copy it from your local Word, it probably encodes the image as text to display it, but I'm not sure since I don't have Word to test this out - what get's saved in the database in your case turbo?