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Insert Images Into Nodes #51
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The original idea was to be able to embed all kinds of attachment data like images in the current file format. So I guess this is doable :) |
- Node context menu now includes "Attach image" and "Remove attached image" - The attached image shows as the background image of the node - The image data is embedded in the .ALZ-file
- Node context menu now includes "Attach image" and "Remove attached image" - The attached image shows as the background image of the node - The image data is embedded in the .ALZ-file
Implemented in c4e9e00. |
@juzzlin I just installed this tool and I was hoping to be able to add images to the nodes but copy-pasting does not work, right-click menu or the application menu do not have any option for importing (either from clipboard or file). Searching through the issues of the repo got me to this thread which you stated in 2019 that it is implemented. Would you please guide me on how to do this? P.s: the snap gave me segfault:
So I'm Running the AppImage (which I also personally prefer). Update: I just figured it out that I should have right-clicked on an existing node: Peek.2021-09-27.14-55.mp4 |
Unfortunately the only way to add an image currently is to select a file. Not sure about that snap issue - it works on my Ubuntu 20.04 just fine. |
I didn't see |
I think it'd be really great to insert images (maybe as a faded background element which auto-scales to the node size) so that those nodes will stand out more. With maps like the one I'm currently working on which have over 50 nodes (and growing), an image could make the map easier to navigate.
This is especially the case if auto-arranging of nodes becomes and option.
I realize this would probably require a new file format, but tar-gzipping the contents similar to what LibreOffice (and others) do should be sufficient, I would think.
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