New page: Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2) # Login to Discord on https://discordapp.com. Using the downloaded version won't work, you must access the website online so you can use inspect element. #* C...
New page
Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (1 for 2)
# Login to Discord on https://discordapp.com. Using the downloaded version won't work, you must access the website online so you can use inspect element.
#* Chrome works best for this.
# Access the user's profile. You can do this in two ways. Either right-click their profile picture and select "Profile" or click their profile picture then click it again when the roles menu comes up.
# Open inspect element. Use the shortcut Cmd+Shift+C for a quick jump. To access it manually or if the shortcut doesn't work, click the three vertical dots in the top right corner and select More Tools. A drop-down menu will appear where you click Developer Tools.
#* On a Mac, you can also click View in the top left and select Developer. Another drop-down menu will appear where you can select Developer Tools.
# Switch to the tool with a cursor inside of a square. When you hover over it, it will say "Select an element in the page to inspect it". When the box and cursor turn blue, it's ready to use.
# Place the cursor on the profile picture and click. When you do this, inspect element will switch to Element and highlight an image address.
# Copy the image address. Right-click the highlighted selection and click copy. Select copy element from the drop-down menu.
#* On a Mac, you can also click Edit in the top left and select Edit. Choose copy from the options given.
# Paste the image link into Google Chrome and cut all text before https. Highlight everything before https (the text surrounding it will be url("https:) and right-click. Choose Cut from the options given or press the delete key.
#* You can also highlight it and choose Edit: Cut on a Mac.
# Press enter and check if the image is correct. If you've done the process correctly, it will show up with a small version of the profile picture with black borders. If not, it will search the link in google with normal results.
# Save the image to your PC or Mac. Right-click the profile picture that shows up and select "Save Image As...". You can then name the file, where you want it to be located, and press save. The image should be on your PC or Mac now!
# Login to Discord on https://discordapp.com. Using the downloaded version won't work, you must access the website online so you can use inspect element.
#* Chrome works best for this.
# Access the user's profile. You can do this in two ways. Either right-click their profile picture and select "Profile" or click their profile picture then click it again when the roles menu comes up.
# Open inspect element. Use the shortcut Cmd+Shift+C for a quick jump. To access it manually or if the shortcut doesn't work, click the three vertical dots in the top right corner and select More Tools. A drop-down menu will appear where you click Developer Tools.
#* On a Mac, you can also click View in the top left and select Developer. Another drop-down menu will appear where you can select Developer Tools.
# Switch to the tool with a cursor inside of a square. When you hover over it, it will say "Select an element in the page to inspect it". When the box and cursor turn blue, it's ready to use.
# Place the cursor on the profile picture and click. When you do this, inspect element will switch to Element and highlight an image address.
# Copy the image address. Right-click the highlighted selection and click copy. Select copy element from the drop-down menu.
#* On a Mac, you can also click Edit in the top left and select Edit. Choose copy from the options given.
# Paste the image link into Google Chrome and cut all text before https. Highlight everything before https (the text surrounding it will be url("https:) and right-click. Choose Cut from the options given or press the delete key.
#* You can also highlight it and choose Edit: Cut on a Mac.
# Press enter and check if the image is correct. If you've done the process correctly, it will show up with a small version of the profile picture with black borders. If not, it will search the link in google with normal results.
# Save the image to your PC or Mac. Right-click the profile picture that shows up and select "Save Image As...". You can then name the file, where you want it to be located, and press save. The image should be on your PC or Mac now!
from wikiHow - Recent Changes [en] https://ift.tt/2Jnr0aB
via IFTTT
