Experiment with the different Default Frame Styles available to you in the program until you find something that you think looks great. Arguably much better than the default "Bordered" style available in the Online Editor. Here's what the above graphic would look like using the above-shown settings in IrfanView. Rather than be limited to the above two options, consider using something like IrfanView on your system to manipulate the screenshots or graphics you want to upload into your articles, before embedding them. Whilst the online article editor at Experts Exchange does provide an option to border graphics, there are only two options available to authors.
Alternatively, just press Ctrl+D while viewing any graphics and the following window will pop up.įrom here you can select any number of Default Styles for the border (or Picture Frame) that you want, the border size (in pixels) along with adjusting the Inner and Outer frame colours to suit yourself. To create your own borders for your embedded graphics, open any graphic with IrfanView and select Image > Add border/frame from the top menu bar.
First, we'll discuss Borders and later we'll look at how we can quickly darken things in images so that things like text are easier to see. There are two functions I frequently use that I'm going to describe here.
I use it as my default graphics viewer in Windows 10 and rarely come across a graphics format that it can't handle. IrfanView - by Irfan Skiljan is an excellent lightweight Graphics Viewer (free for non-commercial use) that is available for Windows. It's quick, easy and this article will show you how you can quickly do it yourself. Well, that's because I don't do them in the Online Editor - I create them on my own system using IrfanView and then re-upload them into the articles I'm editing. Create nicer looking borders in Articles submitted to Experts Exchangeĭue to the limited features provided with Online Editors, I've been asked several times about how I place the neat little borders around embedded graphics when editing article submissions at Experts Exchange, as authors often try to duplicate the effects with the online editor and find that they can't.
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