What are you using for the image gallery on your local machine? Are you running a local version of Wordpress? How are you exporting the post to your web server?
My methodology, for what it is worth, is to write teh article in Microsoft word, use the word import feature on the visual editor and then upload any images I want on Wordpress. Maybe it’s not the most efficient system, but it works well for me. Perhaps try something like that.
I use Wordpress as verson on local computer, and when I write post insert images over visual editor and option “Ad an Image” button, Then I select few images from computer,
click on save button and save in image gallery, then click on insert gallery button, and it is it.
Then I export posts trouth Dashboard/Tools/Export … posts are with inserted images. I write Posts in WordPress, no Microsoft word.
Where is option for determine image url path?
If you are using browsers like Safari, Chrome, Opera, or Firefox with Firebug installed, you can right click on the image and choose Inspect Element. That will quickly show you the URL.
Otherwise, choose View > Source (or similar) while viewing a page of your site with images on it and find the relevant line in the code.
Why not just write the post online? Besides having to wait for the upload time for the images it shouldn’t take any longer to write the post online than off. And then you don’t have to worry about these types of problems.
I would just put some placeholder text where you want to place the images and write the rest offline. Then, when transferring the post, you can upload the images. Much better, in my mind, then trying to change the image url path in the database each time.
Alternatively, you can use programs like Windows Live Writer: Windows Live Writer 2011. Last I remember, though, it adds some extra code - but I haven’t used it in years.
I’m not following about changing the website domain name. You mean what happens in the future if, after you have uploaded all of the images to your site, you decide to change the domain name of the site (in the general settings section)?
With that said, if memory serves then you may lock yourself out of your site if you change your domain name on the settings page - so do it with caution and make sure you carefully read that page [I haven’t read it in a long time so I don’t remember what it says]. If you do lock yourself out then you would need to go into PHPMyAdmin (or something equivalent) and change the domain name in the relevant table [don’t recall offhand which table that it is].