Re: Wysiwyg module: scaling/resizing image online ?
It looks like you are still in wiki syntax as you say, the images are using the img wiki plugin, if you click the source button on the wysiwyg tool bar do you see html? If you use the yellow pencil it will convert it to wiki syntax, but then when you go back to wysiwyg mode it should be converted to html.
And as i said i think earlier, you will need to replace the wiki plugin img tool on the toolbar with the CKEditor html image one.
However, after thinking about this for a few days i just think it's a really bad idea and letting users fix images to specific pixel sizes randomly will make a very non-responsive site, but maybe you don't need you site to be usable on phones and tablets?
I really appreciate your help and patience. Maybe what I'm asking for is just impossible right now...
I am on the html editor: if I switch to code, it is HTML coding.
I added all the possible "img" or "file" plugin on the tool bar, all are calling the "File Gallery" module. What I'm saying is that going through this image insertion process, the resulting inserted line is coded in Wiki Syntax.
If I switch from HTML to Wiki editor, this is really worst: everything is converted to Wiki code, hence all my copy/paste image disappear and the other do not show up.
And you are right, I don't really care about appearance on mobile phone or so. It is for an academic use on a private network, the Wiki being used as a giant lab-book and notepad for researchers.
My big concern is i) the easiness for us (the support team) to transfer pages from the old wiki to TikiWiki (hence are mandatory: copy/paste of HTML code and raw images + possibility to quickly resize images and formatting) & ii) the easiness for the users to create new pages, close to the way they are used to (hence are mandatory: copy/paste from a word document or so + insertion of files from their PC or the internet).