Updated August 2017

1. The Easy way

• Make sure you have a picture ready, and that your manual is in Edit mode (and that you are logged in with the appropriate editing rights)
• Check to see if there is a paperclip icon showing just above the search bar (on the right hand side of your screen)
• If there is, click it.
• If there isn't, then click on the "Tools" tab, just below, and check the box with the paperclip icon titled "import" - that will make the paperclip appear up above. Now click it.
• Select the picture and import it: the picture will be created as a separate "tiddler" (page)
• What if you want to embed the picture alongside text in another page?
• Now you just have to embed that content in the page you want the picture to appear in:
• Use this code [img[Title of your picture here]] - wherever that text appears in your edited page, the picture will appear.
• Simple.

2. Another way - embedding pictures hosted elsewhere:

Understanding how it works

First, this manual is called a Mash-Up - what is that?!

This is what geeks programmers refer to when a single website actually uses functions and pieces of information that are drawn from different places across the internet - the mash-up brings these disparate elements together to produce something quite specific and 'fit-for-purpose'. TiddlyManuals work like this. Video, audio, pictures and documents can all be stored in different online places, but can be accessed through (or "embedded within") the one tiddlymanual.

How to embed a picture that is hosted elsewhere:

1. Open the photo you want to embed in the hosting site where you have uploaded it.
2. Right click the photo, and select "COPY PICTURE URL" to copy the URL (web address) of that picture
3. Go to your "Tiddler" and make sure it is in Editing mode...
4. Select where you want to post the photo and then type the following code in to your page and paste that URL in just where it says so:

[img[paste_your_photo_URL_right_here]]

- it will work like a dream... see here: