Though I am able to put shades etc to images for posting to the blog, can somebody tell me a quick and fast way of doing it so that the images uploaded to blog look better
How to decorate images with borders / shade etc
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Use Windows Live Writer, it polishes your image and content very well that looks good.
You can download it from here http://windowslivewriter.spaces.live.com/Posted 1 year ago # -
I found software called Pic2Pic that has batch file functionality, so a user can add multiple files for whatever operations need to be done. It's not free - costs $34.95, but it does have support for adding frames and borders.
http://www.pic2pic.net/index.php
http://www.pic2pic.net/support.php?act=how_to&chapter=add_border
If you're willing to roll up your sleeves, I recommend using IrfanView. It's freeware and also has batch file functionality. Here's a page which lists tutorials for 2 online options and for Irfanview too. No fancy borders or frames, though.
Also, take a look at the freeware PhotoScape.
Tutorial for using the WordPress editor to add a border to images.
Posted 1 year ago # -
techlee
Memberhi sparx,
thanks for all the links.
i found that the easiest way to do it is as explained in the wordpress tutorial. only that adding a class is not working since it clashes with other classes in the stylesheet and one has to add the border code on each image.
but that is fine and simple. thanks a lotPosted 1 year ago # -
@mfasil: Snagit is one of the "standard" programs that people who need to take loads of screenshots use. One might call it the "WinZip" of its category. Unfortunately, it's not free. But there are giveaways and of course discounts for an older version when the very latest one is just about to be released. I'd recommend SnagIT too but only for users who have a high usage rate and need to take loads of screenshots.
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