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Pictures
How can I add little pictures? I don't mean the big one at the top but little pictures into the textbox, f.ex. symbols for individual work and group work. It used to work.

Zunal

Inserting images into content boxes (even the small ones) will require adding HTML codes to your webquest. This is not allowed in zunal since allowing HTML code entry cal also let users entering malicious code, javascripts which then break pages, application etc.

M. Duty

So is there any way to put pictures or maps into a webquest when we use zunal?

Zunal

Picture yes, maps no at the moment.
However, we are currently working on adding youtube, gvideo, teachertube, google maps, bing maps and other plug ins coming very soon.

T. Smith

How do you put pictures into zunal?

Zunal

You can upload only 1 image/photo for each section . introduction - 1 photo tasks - 1 photo ....... etc again, You cannot add photo inside the content box.

Here are the instructions for uploading an image on top of your page.

Login, select your webquest, go to introduction page. You will see a button unde
eath an image that says "update". Click on the button. Then follow directions to upload your image from your computer to you webquest. Please remember that you must have the picture on your computer in jpeg, gif or png format. Same procedure works for all sections of the website.

Reply to this post if you have any other questions.

S. Martin

How can I make my images larger? I haven't seen an option to edit the sizes of photos.

Zunal

400px width is maximum.

G. Hewitt

Is there a way to add captions to images that we upload to our webquests?

Zunal

No at this time but I have added this feature to our to-do-list.

N. Reddy

I have uploaded images from Microsoft's Free Clipart. Why do I get a wa
ing that the image is from Zunal's public folders? Is this a copywrite infringement?

Zunal

ZUNAL can not check if your image is copy-righted. It would not allow you to upload if the size of the image is larger than 5mb or if you are uploading an unrecognized image type (other than jpeg, gif, png etc.)