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To the right of your article text is the list of files you've uploaded. There's an icon next to each file that, when clicked, inserts a link to the file into your article. The text box under the file allows you to customise the wording associated with the file.
At the top of the list of files is a button that allows you to insert all files that you've checked into your article source.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Hi,
On my Wordpress article (http://pragmateek.com/using-an-access-mysql-postgresql-or-sqlite-database-from-vba/[^]) I've used some slide-show stuff but it's not correctly imported and appears as raw:
[simple_slides set="SQLiteODBCDriver_Setup" theme="bar" pause_time="3600000"]
So I'm looking for a way of displaying logically all this bunch of images (there is something like 25 images) and I want to avoid listing them one after the other because it would create series of 10 images 
My idea was to replace each slide-show by a table of images, and each image when clicked would display as full size but if possible in the same CodeProject window, without going to my blog.
Have you any suggestions?
Thanks for any help
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I think your table idea is probably the most viable option, but the size of the table is very important. We have a 640 pixel width maximum and if you try and make a table of images larger than that ... it gets nightmarish.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thanks Sean, I didn't know this limitation.
But I wonder how I will present them without blowing the article with big sequences of images.
In the table I wanted clickable thumbnails that when clicked would show the full size image.
If it's too tricky I think putting 2 images by row will be possible without generating a too long table and if clicked it will simply redirect to the blog in another tab...
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I have been busy working on a new blog and want to submit the feed here. I am fairly certain I already know the answer but for the title am I supposed to put some title for my blog site??
My plan is to start writing on some iOS stuff as well as to continue my javascript stuff.
Thanks.
as if the facebook, twitter and message boards weren't enough - blogged
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Put whatever title you feel is appropriate. The title of your blog is, to me, the most appropriate.
And it's not a silly question.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Chris Maunder wrote: it's not a silly question.
I figured that was the answer but then in my mind I thought... "it can't be that easy." 
you want something inspirational??
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Let me know how we can put our article?
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Here we can only share source code of any coding?
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David Kroj wrote: Here we can only share source code of any coding?
I'm not sure what you mean. This forum is for questions about writing or editing articles.
Use the best guess
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Hi,
I've just updated one of my article to fix some formatting issues.
Moreover I'd like to have the embedded videos working; they are of two types:
- two from Youtube in the "MySQL Installation" and "PostgreSQL intallation" sections respectively (they are represented by raw "iframe" tags)
- three flash videos in the "Installation of SQLite Expert" section, represented by "kml_flashembed" tags
If you want to have an idea of what they look like in their original context please have a look at: http://pragmateek.com/using-an-access-mysql-postgresql-or-sqlite-database-from-vba/[^]
PS: don't be distracted by the strange "simple_slides" tags, this is another issue I'll have to fix by hand.
Thanks for your help 
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Hi Pragmateek,
I'd be happy to add the YouTube videos for you. Sadly, adding the flash videos are beyond the article editor's power.
Would it be OK for me to tweak the text so it reads OK without those flash videos?
Also, once I've added the YouTube videos you will be unable to edit the article in the future yourself, one of the CodeProject editors will have to do it for you.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Hi Sean,
thanks for your help.
Embedding the flash videos should be as simple as adding:
<embed width="600" height="480" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://www.sqliteexpert.com/tutorial_create_db.swf" quality="best">
Is it completely impossible?
Don't bother for tweaking the text, I'll find a way to make it readable.
But I'm more concerned about your last statement: though this article should not be updated too often I'd like to avoid disturbing an editor each time.
So please don't lock it now
I'll come back to you when done with the other updates.
Thanks
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Actually, if you provide it in that format, specifically, it may work
Please let me know when to proceed.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Nice try but even when directly modifying the HTML of the article the resulting code is escaped.
I'll warn you when I fix all the other issues like images (I've created another question for that).
Thanks.
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I suspect one of the other editors got there before I did because there was some highly skilled CodeProject formatting going on in there. So I will gesture with my hands to the right, and let the responsible party take a bow:
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Great. And I see it has been approved, so I will give it a read.
Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
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I just uploaded a new edition of an article (Secret Key Encryption Demo). Is not intended to be a new article (namely, a total or partial new explanation), but merely an addition of code.
I have never tried to edit an article here, so I don't know if what I did was alright.
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In this case you should simply edit the existing article and add the new code.
I spent a bit of time tonight on your article getting the formatting right, especially the C#/VB code blocks (love multi-language samples!). Please let me know if it's OK.
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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First of all, sorry about taking your time, I got confused about the edition.
Right now, I'm working in an article about the same topic and I hope to finish it tomorrow or past tomorrow (I need some time to check my English with a friend of mine). To be fair with the original autor, I would like to edit all the article and combine both solutions, overwriting my initial post. What should I do? Should I mark the article as "Work in progress: don't publish" and then edit it?
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Thanks very much for your inquiry. The newsletters look to an article's rating when deciding whether or not to include an article in the pool. Unfortunately your article did not have a high enough rating / enough votes.
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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Thank's for your answer! You are surely right with the "Most popular new articles" section, but
I refer to the "New articles added" section.
How can an article be rated, if "nobody" knows that there is a new article out there 
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