Our trip to Cape Riche, Bremer Bay WA

Hi Stephen,
We were very conscious of not affecting the layout of all your past blogs with these photos changes as you've put so much work into them. Going forward, the way you handle the photos in the new blogs you create will be different to before (simpler) but for the time being the look of the edit page is the same, just the way the system knows how to handle the images has changed.

TIP: previously the system would automate 3 images in a line and if they weren't all the same orientation (landscape/portrait) it would upset the text. Now, you can put in any number of photos from 1 -5 per line and the photos will auto resize to fill the space. The photos can be any orientation (a mix of landscape & portrait). However - all photos will crop in the blog output but when tapped to view fullscreen will be as original. Just like Instagram etc. We've removed the drag resize tool from the front end so you'll notice these differences as I know you used that a lot.

So one photo = full width. Two photos on a line = 50% width each side by side perfectly and so on up to 5 photos per line. You can press Enter to create a new line and add a whole batch of photos using the line breaks to determine the size your images will appear based on number of images per line.

There are two technical tricks I used in mine using html code but we intend to make templates to make it easy for people to select heading styles and other photo layouts instead of having to write code! But that's for later and depends if people use the Blogs enough to make it worthwhile. Let me know if you want to know the code for headings or other image layouts in the meantime as I know you're the most likely person to want to publish Blogs and have a good go at it.

PS where are you heading next?

Yep sure did. Thanks Nick.

If you click the underlined link on your reply for the words Sparkling Island you will be forwarded to the Place information for this location with the photos and information we added. It wasn't in the tourist info brochures of course, but we spotted the 4WD track and just happened to stumble across it. Never heard of it ourselves either. We sent the drone out over the ocean to get the photos - and have a wonderful video I should share to our YT channel later - looks a lot different than what you see from the ground facing it I can assure you. Well worth a visit. Thanks for reading the blog.

Hi Michellle
When i read through this morning and clicked on the place names it came up server error with a lot of your link info, its working fine know takes straight to place info with photos.