Making square images into circles is relatively easy with regular html and css. But due to the way OSU Drupal 10’s media module creates image code, there are a couple of extra steps to take with both your css classes and the on page html.
Sometimes it’s nice to give a visual little call out in the middle of some block of text. Perhaps it’s a notification or you really just want to make a small section of stuff semantically stay together.
RAW files are important to keep in order to retain full editing potential. Here’s how I back mine up to protect them and save space on my computer.
This post will show the steps OSUDI’s need to take to set up their accounts on the MFC Blog as well as their avatar/profile image through the use of Gravatar, and finally the process of how to send posts to the CPHHS’s web coordinator for final posting to the MFC Blog.
So you’ve written a super awesome post on your Oregon State University Blog and someone has commented, which is equally awesome. But wait, when you continue the conversation in the comment section of your post, you just have a generic and impersonal avatar next to your name. Here’s how to fix that.