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This is an awesome feature. How does one attach the drawing to the post though?
Correct, you must save and then upload. There is no real connection to PF.LCKurtz said:Is that the way it's supposed to work, by going through the upload after closing the whiteboard?
OCR said:With Firefox version 36.0.4, and Adblock Plus disabled... This what I see when I click... WHITEBOARD.
Greg Bernhardt said:Yeah for the free version there is a very low session amount. I am kind of waiting to see if members find it worthwhile before upping it.
It's not an issue for me, Greg...But I guess that is difficult when you can access it at all.
I might have to ditch the pop up and just load it in a full window. Do you get scrollbars?DrGreg said:There's a problem with Firefox if you are viewing with a less-than-100% zoom factor. In that case, the bottom of the whiteboard is missing. I routinely use 90% zoom on Physics Forums and find the bottom 10% of the whiteboard is missing.
No, not when I enter at 90%.Greg Bernhardt said:I might have to ditch the pop up and just load it in a full window. Do you get scrollbars?
To attach a drawing to a post using the Whiteboard feature, simply click on the "Attach Drawing" button located at the bottom of the post editor. This will open up the Whiteboard tool where you can create your drawing.
Yes, you can edit or delete a drawing that is attached to a post. Simply click on the drawing to open it in the Whiteboard tool, make your changes, and then click "Save" to update the drawing on your post.
There is no specific limit to the size or complexity of a drawing that can be attached to a post using the Whiteboard feature. However, keep in mind that larger or more complex drawings may take longer to load and may affect the overall performance of the post.
Yes, you can attach multiple drawings to a single post using the Whiteboard feature. Simply click on the "Attach Drawing" button each time you want to add a new drawing to your post.
The privacy settings for the drawings attached to a post will depend on the overall privacy settings for the post itself. If the post is set to be visible to only certain individuals or groups, then the attached drawings will also only be visible to those same individuals or groups.