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	===Where can I see all the uploaded image?===		===Where can I see all the uploaded image?===

	* Now that your image is uploaded you can see all Wiki added images from the [~~http~~://~~php~~.med.unsw.edu.au/~~cellbiology~~/index.php~~?title=~~Special:SpecialPages Special:SpecialPages] or directly at [~~http~~://~~php~~.med.unsw.edu.au/~~cellbiology~~/index.php~~?title=~~Special:~~NewImages~~ Special:NewImages]		* Now that your image is uploaded you can see all Wiki added images from the [https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/Special:SpecialPages Special:SpecialPages] or directly at [https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/Special:NewFiles Special:NewImages]
	* This '''Gallery of new files''' shows chronologically from the latest added a thumbnail gallery of 48 images.		* This '''Gallery of new files''' shows chronologically from the latest added a thumbnail gallery of 48 images.

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	:<nowiki>{{Template:2018 Student Image}}</nowiki>		:<nowiki>{{Template:2018 Student Image}}</nowiki>

	~~{{Template:Student Image}}~~

	~~{{Template:2018 Student Image}}~~

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	All images added by students must contain the following template in the image description. Simply copy and paste the text exactly as it appears in Read mode on the next lines.		All images added by students must contain the following template in the image description. Simply copy and paste the text exactly as it appears in Read mode on the next lines.

	:<nowiki>{{Template:Student Image}}</nowiki>		:<nowiki>{{Template:2018 Student Image}}</nowiki>

			{{Template:Student Image}}

			{{Template:2018 Student Image}}

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	:{{~~Template:~~Editing Links}}		{{Editing Links}}

	== Before you Begin ==		== Before you Begin ==

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	** Note that most phone cameras may require some experimentation to get a reasonable quality image.		** Note that most phone cameras may require some experimentation to get a reasonable quality image.


			==Bookmarking Your Image==

			Insert this code above where the image appears on your page, replacing "Image title" with your images's name.

			<nowiki><div id="Image title"></div></nowiki>

			You can then make link to the image from the same page by using the code below.

			<nowiki>[[#Image title\|Image title]]</nowiki>

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			{{Header}}

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	[[File:Mark Hill.jpg\|thumb\|Dr Mark Hill]]		[[File:Mark Hill.jpg\|thumb\|Dr Mark Hill]]
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	* [http://figuresearch.askHERMES Biomedical Figure Search engine] [http://snake.ims.uwm.edu/articlesearch/index.php?mode=figure Figure search page]		* [http://figuresearch.askHERMES Biomedical Figure Search engine] [http://snake.ims.uwm.edu/articlesearch/index.php?mode=figure Figure search page]

	~~{{Template:Glossary}}~~

	{{~~Template:~~Footer}}
			{{Glossary}}

			{{Footer}}

	[[Category:Help]]		[[Category:Help]]

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	* Any permission and conditions for reuse you have received.		* Any permission and conditions for reuse you have received.

	All images added by ~~2012~~ students must contain the following template in the image description. Simply copy and paste the text exactly as it appears in Read mode on the next lines.		All images added by students must contain the following template in the image description. Simply copy and paste the text exactly as it appears in Read mode on the next lines.

	:<nowiki>{{Template:Student Image}}</nowiki>		:<nowiki>{{Template:Student Image}}</nowiki>

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	Here is an example of an image (not student) that I have uploaded [~~http~~://~~php~~.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php~~?title=Image~~:~~Chicken_endoderm_origin~~.jpg ~~Image~~:~~Chicken_endoderm_origin~~.jpg]		Here is an example of an image (not student) that I have uploaded [https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/embryology/index.php/File:Mesoderm_cartoon_01.jpg File:Mesoderm_cartoon_01.jpg]

	===How can you use your new image?===		===How can you use your new image?===
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	# Open the page where the image will appear in edit mode.		# Open the page where the image will appear in edit mode.
	# Select the location where the image will appear (see formatting notes below).		# Select the location where the image will appear (see formatting notes below).
	# Use the small picture icon at the top of the page to insert the Wiki code <nowiki>[[~~Image~~:Example.jpg]]</nowiki> and replace Example.jpg with your image name.		# Use the small picture icon at the top of the page to insert the Wiki code <nowiki>[[File:Example.jpg]]</nowiki> and replace Example.jpg with your image name.
	# Fill in the "Summary:" field at the bottom of the screen with something like "added image Example.jpg to page".		# Fill in the "Summary:" field at the bottom of the screen with something like "added image Example.jpg to page".
	# Save the page.		# Save the page.
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	== Image Formatting ==		== Image Formatting ==

	In most cases only the image '''''Name''''' is required. Most images should use "<code><nowiki>[[~~Image~~:</nowiki></code>'''''Name'''''<code>\|thumb\|alt=</code>'''''Alt'''''<code>\|</code>'''''Caption'''''<code>]]</code>" and should not specify a size. The other details are optional and can be placed in any order.		In most cases only the image '''''Name''''' is required. Most images should use "<code><nowiki>[[File:</nowiki></code>'''''Name'''''<code>\|thumb\|alt=</code>'''''Alt'''''<code>\|</code>'''''Caption'''''<code>]]</code>" and should not specify a size. The other details are optional and can be placed in any order.

	; ''Type'' : "<code>thumb</code>" (or "<code>thumbnail</code>"), "<code>frame</code>" (or "<code>framed</code>"), or "<code>frameless</code>". Display the image with specific formatting (see below).		; ''Type'' : "<code>thumb</code>" (or "<code>thumbnail</code>"), "<code>frame</code>" (or "<code>framed</code>"), or "<code>frameless</code>". Display the image with specific formatting (see below).
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	=== Example 1 - Right align, float ===		=== Example 1 - Right align, float ===

	[[~~Image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|right]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|right]]


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	You will usually put these at the start of a paragraph so the image floats to the right of the paragraph. It is common to see these at the start of an article.		You will usually put these at the start of a paragraph so the image floats to the right of the paragraph. It is common to see these at the start of an article.

	[[~~Image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|frame\|right\|Early zygote]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|frame\|right\|Early zygote]]

	=== Example 3 - Left align, float ===		=== Example 3 - Left align, float ===

	[[~~Image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|left]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|left]]


	=== Example 4 - Do not float ===		=== Example 4 - Do not float ===

	[[~~Image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|none]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|none]]


	Framing, adding a caption. It is usual to include a caption to describe the image. This means that the image will need a "frame"		Framing, adding a caption. It is usual to include a caption to describe the image. This means that the image will need a "frame"

	[[~~Image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|frame\|Early zygote caption]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|frame\|Early zygote caption]]


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	Let us say that picture is too big. Let us say we want the user to get a smaller version (a "thumbnail") when he/she looks at the article. Thumbnails always include a frame, so when thumbnailing, you almost always want to specify a caption. A thumbnail adds a gray border around a picture and lets you add a caption, like 'frame' above. See Wikipedia:Captions for caption writing tips.		Let us say that picture is too big. Let us say we want the user to get a smaller version (a "thumbnail") when he/she looks at the article. Thumbnails always include a frame, so when thumbnailing, you almost always want to specify a caption. A thumbnail adds a gray border around a picture and lets you add a caption, like 'frame' above. See Wikipedia:Captions for caption writing tips.
	But "thumb" also automatically resizes a large picture into a smaller display size, with an option for the user to click on the image and see the original large version. Because different people work to different screen resolutions, your preferred size of thumbnails can be set in special:preferences under "files". The default, which is also used for logged-out users is 180 pixels (px), but you can choose between 120px, 150px, 180px, 200px, 250px, and 300px sizes. If an image is smaller than the thumbnail size you specified then it is displayed at 100% resolution, that is, at its natural size. Generally speaking, thumbnails are the best way to display images.		But "thumb" also automatically resizes a large picture into a smaller display size, with an option for the user to click on the image and see the original large version. Because different people work to different screen resolutions, your preferred size of thumbnails can be set in special:preferences under "files". The default, which is also used for logged-out users is 180 pixels (px), but you can choose between 120px, 150px, 180px, 200px, 250px, and 300px sizes. If an image is smaller than the thumbnail size you specified then it is displayed at 100% resolution, that is, at its natural size. Generally speaking, thumbnails are the best way to display images.
	[[~~Image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|thumb\|Early zygote]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|thumb\|Early zygote]]

	Resizing		Resizing
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	Although thumbnails are preferred, you may want to display an image at a particular size. Starting without a thumbnail:		Although thumbnails are preferred, you may want to display an image at a particular size. Starting without a thumbnail:
	(Remember: Using a frame forces the picture to its original size, and overrides the use of the pixel width argument.) For example, let us say we want it to be 100 pixels wide:		(Remember: Using a frame forces the picture to its original size, and overrides the use of the pixel width argument.) For example, let us say we want it to be 100 pixels wide:
	[[~~Image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|100px]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|100px]]


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	[[~~image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|Early_zygote1]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|Early_zygote1]]
	[[~~image~~:Early_zygote.jpg\|none\|thumb\|300px\|Early_zygote2]]		[[File:Early_zygote.jpg\|none\|thumb\|300px\|Early_zygote2]]

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	[[References]] this page will give specific information on how to insert references on your Wiki page		[[References]] this page will give specific information on how to insert references on your Wiki page


			PubMed Images - You can also search for PubMed images by adding the term "&report=imagesdocsum". You will still need to check the copyright information for the Journal/Article image source, as Some images are included as NIH author requirement or by original Journal agreement only with PubMed Central and cannot be reused in projects.

	===Internet Images===		===Internet Images===