🙏🙏🙏 for Rufus. It really is amazing how fast they adapt. I use treats to get him motivated to move. It takes a lot of energy for him to get up so I think he’s just like “namaste.” Lol
When you “add media,” upload the picture from your computer, then click on the picture in your library – you will see all of the pictures you’ve uploaded to your blog. You’ll see that 1 picture you clicked on up on the right – under it will say “edit.” Click on edit. Then you will get another page – above the picture will be a couple of images that will show you how to flip it. When you get it the way you want, just click on “save.” Then you’ll go back to your library.
Donna
Donna provided excellent instructions for using WordPress to “rotate” the photo. The best way, however, is to prepare the photo the way you want it to appear – size, orientation, etc. – before you upload it. (Technically, using the Edit button within your Media Library, does not actually alter the image in any way, just the way it displays.)
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go Jax! <3
Yay! Thanks for sharing your pics! Rufus goes in 24 hours – can’t wait!
Rufus knows how to back up and I gave him that command and he was stuck for a while. Although he has four legs, he’s started using only 3 yesterday.
🙏🙏🙏 for Rufus. It really is amazing how fast they adapt. I use treats to get him motivated to move. It takes a lot of energy for him to get up so I think he’s just like “namaste.” Lol
Adorable!
When you “add media,” upload the picture from your computer, then click on the picture in your library – you will see all of the pictures you’ve uploaded to your blog. You’ll see that 1 picture you clicked on up on the right – under it will say “edit.” Click on edit. Then you will get another page – above the picture will be a couple of images that will show you how to flip it. When you get it the way you want, just click on “save.” Then you’ll go back to your library.
Donna
Donna provided excellent instructions for using WordPress to “rotate” the photo. The best way, however, is to prepare the photo the way you want it to appear – size, orientation, etc. – before you upload it. (Technically, using the Edit button within your Media Library, does not actually alter the image in any way, just the way it displays.)
Glad we saw this! Please post in the Tech Support forum with any other questions to ensure we answer them, and watch the various Help Videos in your dashboard for tutorials about how to use all the functions in your blog.
Does anyone know what the name of the paw stick is? I read somewhere it goes on the paws to help them from slipping.