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Tutorial: How to Embed Wikipedia Links into an Image By: twillisjr Twillisjr (talk) 18:35, 14 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Examples? See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Twillisjr/sandbox (bottom)


Background:

This tutorial allows a registered Wikipedia user to upload a picture with lines, but without words on the image, and replace where the words "would be" instead with links to Wikipedia pages/articles. This is done with Template:Annotated image 4 and uses GIMP to locate the PIXELS where the Blue Wikipedia Article link will be added. This way, a learner/user can click a word in an image, and learn more instantly.

Required

I. Wikipedia Account

II. Image

III. Template:Annotated image 4

IV. GIMP


I. Wikipedia Account

CREATE and LOGIN to a Wikipedia Account (Wikimedia in Separate Tab) LOCATE the ARTICLE PAGE (where IMAGE is going)


II. Image


UPLOAD image to Wikimedia COMMONS *WITHOUT WORDS* and obtain info: EXAMPLE: My_Image_Title.jpg

| image = My_Image_Title.jpg ^ This is how it will look ^


III. Template

COPY the Template Code:


[[Image:|px|alt=|link=COMMONS:File:]]


PASTE ^ (above) in the Article Page


IV. GIMP

INSTALL and OPEN GIMP, CLICK: FILE: OPEN, LOCATE IMAGE (Once loaded) MOVE CURSOR LEFT/RIGHT and TOP/BOTTOM Arrows Provide Pixel Details:

Cursor Provides (PIXEL #) =>

Cursor Provides (PIXEL #) =>

Cursor Provides (PIXEL #) =>

Fill in the Pixel #'s, and Article Page Link in "Wikilink"

SAVE

CLICK "Show Preview" After each Edit, once perfected, Click "Save Changes"


EXAMPLES BELOW:


The image above contains clickable links
Image of brain with Brodmann areas numbered


The image above contains clickable links
Holy Trinity w/ Interactive Feature (non-mobile-friendly, see: updated page)


<div id="annotation_<UP/DOWN>x<LEFT/RIGHT>" style="position:absolute; left:<UP/DOWN>px; top:<LEFT/RIGHT>px; line-height:110%; "><NAME>
The image above contains clickable links
Sistine Chapel