Insert images in csdn articles

In order to insert images in the article, I spent a long time and finally got it done.
It is expected that csdn will do a better job in terms of ease of use. Although csdn still has many bugs, it can be seen that it is constantly improving, and thanks to the people who have worked hard for it. After all, csdn is a free blog service provider.

I am using Firefox 2.0, so I cannot use the "Automatic Word Document Upload Editor" provided by csdn. This ActiveX plug-in only supports ie!
By the way, the "Automatic Word Document Upload Editor" seems to be incorrectly formatted when processing the word table, so the table display is messy.

The csdn development team wrote an article "how to upload photos", here
Http://blog.csdn.net/blogdevteam/archive/2006/05/18/743760.aspx

Refer to this article to create an album and add a photo to it.
If you use this function for the first time, pay special attention to the following:

1) When you click the album name to enter the album, you may not see the words "add image". At this time, pay attention to the rightmost side of the browser page and click the downward arrow, now the "add image" input box is displayed. (Why not display this input box directly? I don't know if I need a drop-down arrow in IE. I want to do this in Firefox anyway)

2) After selecting a local file in "add image", remember to click "Upload". Otherwise, your image cannot be uploaded.

3) when your image is displayed in the "file" edit box, click "add" to add the image. Of course, you must first enter the description and select whether the image is visible.

After the image is uploaded, open the image in the album and copy the image address in the address bar of the browser for future use. The image address looks like this:
Http://p.blog.csdn.net/images/p_blog_csdn_net/easwy/279129/o_taglist.JPG

Now you can write new articles.
Click the "insert/edit image" icon in the embedded editor to insert an image to the position where the image needs to be inserted in the article. A window is displayed. Fill in the source file of the embedded editor with the image address you just copied, set other attributes you want to set, and click OK.
(I don't know why. I can't directly use the embedded editor's "insert/edit image" to upload images. I don't know if other people do ?)

This is my method for uploading images. Although it is a little troublesome, it is always better that I cannot upload images.
I hope to help you.
If you have a simpler way to insert an image in the article, please let me know. Thank you!