Your plans for the attachments to articles and blog-entries?
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Your plans for the attachments to articles and blog-entries?
Good morning
Sometimes, when I want to attach a file to a post or blog-entry (not often), I must convert the current file into something less convenient but palatable to the LQ forum.
There could follow a dozen suggestions, now, but maybe someone can talk about the projected update of the attachment-dialog, if there will be one...
SVG, HTML, CSS, xml, ...
If, for example, a future input-editor had syntax-highlighting, you could skip a few of those formats.
... ZSOFT-PCX (for its simplicity and general awesomeness),
ODT, ODS and templates. TTF, OTF,
zip, tar-xz ... can replace all of the others, including those currently allowed.
My interest in having attachments on LQ is explained by the ephemeral character of all external hosting. I re-visited older contributions in a different forum which were full of invalid references to such files.
But, please understand that I do not have an opinion to defend and am not on a solemn mission to relief LQ-users from an unfair burden. My motives are purely egoistic (... egoïstic? ... coöperation? Never mind.).
Last edited by Michael Uplawski; 12-07-2021 at 12:44 AM.
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