How to manage images with RW… once and for all… I plan the recovery of several websites and I would like to take advantage of them to optimize their resources “images”, and therefore, minimize the weight of these websites (and their speed of editing/publishing/posting). I am French. I found several…

Will Woodgate created a free ebook about warehousing resources. It’s a great place to start. [image] Free eBook - Warehousing in RapidWeaver Classic A free Christmas gift that keeps on giving! File warehousing has been a hot-topic in recent years and I’m often asked quest…

Thank you @NeilUK , I completely forgot about this precious document … But, it is now 2016: is it still up to date with the latest versions of RapidWeaver (8.3) and Stacks (4.0.2)? … Merci @NeilUK , j’avais complètement oublié ce précieux document… Mais, il date maintenant de 2016 : est-il encore à…

Yes, it’s still relevant. It doesn’t matter which version of RW you’re using if you use stacks that allow you to enter a URL to a resource/asset that is stored on your server. I’ve never used RW to manage resources/assets. Warehousing is the only method I’ve ever used.

Thank you @NeilUK … But this document does not quite answer my questions about the “basic” use of resources and its window! … Merci @NeilUK … Mais ce document ne répond pas tout à fait à mes questions sur l’utilisation “basique” des ressources et sa fenêtre !..

Since you are using RapidWeaver 8 and stacks 4, one of the ”5 new features” of stacks 4 was the addition of site images. The Site Image stack (the new default image stack if you’re using RW8 and stacks 4) uses the revamped RW8 resources. You can see more about this new feature with this video . Th…

Thank you @teefers … I just did a quick test with two identical basic RW websites with one page Stacks and one picture. With the first RW file, I placed the image directly from the Finder by drag and drop on a simple Stacks page. With the second RW file, I put the same image in its Resource window…

Even if you drag and drop from finder the same image, stacks 4 should only copy the image once into the resources. Take an empty project and drag an image onto a stacks 4 page. If you then open up resources you will see the image there. The image will be in a “site image” stack. You can then cre…

How to manage images with RW?

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NeilUK (Neil) September 6, 2019, 9:16am 2

Will Woodgate created a free ebook about warehousing resources. It’s a great place to start.