With the beginning of the new LargeImageBot, I’ve been noticing several new articles that have been edited by wikiPhoto to “enlarging and centering photos”. Not only does it remove the < br > tags, but it also removes most of it’s extra format code. If wikiPhoto when it changes it to the larger image, now could use the {{ largeimage }} template. (I’d be willing to discuss this, I realize my explanation here isn’t very well explained…sorry.) Here’s just one example. http://www.wikihow.com/index.php?title=Delete-a-Slide-in-PowerPoint&curid=1959085&diff=8846879&oldid=8846416 There are others, yet I’ve been doing other things and My Watchlist is at the bottom of my list to accomplish during a short period. Sorry.

The {{largeimage}} template already has two “br” tags in it. Here’s the raw code of the template: [[Image:{{{1}}}|550px|center|{{#if: {{{2|}}} | {{{2}}} | }}]]

It’s the exact same code, just simplified into a template. So instead of the burden of the whole [[Image:This_Is_The_Image.jpg|center|550px]] spacing/line redundancy, manually filling the image size px, and centering as before, all that is in the template code. So now, all a person has to do is use the large template code {{largeimage|This_Is_The_Image.jpg}} without having to worry about all that ‘mess’.

Now, if we could only have the option of, when uploading new from Browse feature that it manually these large by default @Krystle

However, the issue I’m pointing at, is when the wIkiphoto not decides that step is next, it should send its edit right to the other bot for its fix instead.