| − | '''Images''', which consist of photographs, paintings, and drawings, are uploaded to [[Conservapedia]] daily. They fall into two main categories: those that are copyrighted, or those which are not. Restrictions have to apply to all of them, | + | '''Images''', which consist of photographs, paintings, and drawings, are uploaded to [[Conservapedia]] daily. They fall into two main categories: those that are copyrighted, or those which are not. Restrictions have to apply to all of them. |
| | + | The first image to consider is the lead image, which is the picture of which the article is about. If the article is about Clara Barton, then the lead image must be Clara Barton, and no one else. The size of this image must be no larger than 300px; if the image is placed within an infobox, then it must be no larger than 290px, considering that the width of the infobox is set at 300px. |
| | + | These are images used to illustrate the remainder of the article. They must match the subject paragraph; if for example the paragraph is about the digging of the Panama Canal in 1906, then the image must show the actual digging during that particular time. Secondary images also must be no larger than 200px, and be accompanied by a caption describing it. |
| | + | There are those images which were made wider by the original photographer, such as found at the bottom of the article on [[Atlantis]]. A panoramic can be used here, provided it is no wider than 800px with a vertical height of 100px, and centered on the page. |