Does anyone know if it is possible to insert images in the canvas tool?
For future Reference, this is kind of possible.
Copy the complete image tag. Goto a new Canvas and press Ctrl+V (win) to paste the code.
<img src="https://www.logos.com/images/pagescans/56402/002.jpg" />
The source is the location of your image. I did not figure out how to reference a local file yet, the file protocol does not work, but this could be a start. Hope this helps.
Using images in canvas
Shymmy Garcia
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Not at this time. The ability to insert images into the Canvas tool has been discussed since its release in the early Beta cycles.
It seems development of the Canvas tool (at least public development) may be on the back-burner right now Notes and Guides seem to be getting most of the attention right now.
Perhaps it will be something we see down the road.
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Shymmy Garcia said:
Does anyone know if it is possible to insert images in the canvas tool?
For future Reference, this is kind of possible.
Copy the complete image tag. Goto a new Canvas and press Ctrl+V (win) to paste the code.
<img src="https://www.logos.com/images/pagescans/56402/002.jpg" />
The source is the location of your image. I did not figure out how to reference a local file yet, the file protocol does not work, but this could be a start. Hope this helps.
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Oh man! Thanks!
It works perfectly
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For me, it's showing broken image links:
I tried a few different links, and they always show up broken. Any tips?
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Does anyone have an answer to this old question?I would like to use images in the canvas tool.
The examples in the Logos Library sometimes have images, but there is no information how they are embeded in the canvas?
Example: 'persons' in family tree Warfield, made by Phil Gons
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I believe that the necessary features from Drawio are not implemented in the Logos Canvas version
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Hans van den Herik said:
Does anyone have an answer to this old question?
There are several ways. Latest trick is to search for any online image to drawio converter. Follow the website steps, download the drawio file. Open it in a text editor. Copy all the text and paste it into canvas. Results and quality may be different depending on converter.
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This trick works perfectly. Thank you very much.!
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