Adding more observations.  The issue seems to be due to how the images
were originally "pasted" into the Roller editor.  Based on the Roller
editor's Code View </> button we can see that:

Method 1.  The user drags an image from another browser window into the
Roller editor.  This creates an embedded remote URL which works fine
when the blog entry is published.

Method 2.  The user drags an image located on the local desktop into
the Roller editor.  This creates a base64 version of the image which
does not render when published.

When viewing the page source of the published blog entry using Method
2, the image reference/data is simply no longer there -- it's been
stripped out.

So one workaround would be to replace any base64 images with links but
that's not ideal.  Is it possible that some of the latest security
enhancements are preventing base64 images from being published?
 


On Thu, 2026-10-01 at 18:19 -0400, Richard via user wrote:
> Hello -- 
> 
> After an upgrade to 6.1.6, images that authors copy/pasted directly
> into the text of a blog entry (instead of embedding as a media
> resource) no longer display.  Is this expected based on the latest
> changes and if so, is there any workaround?
> 
> Images pasted in this way are still available when an author edits
> the
> post.
> 
> Thanks,
> Richard

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