Deploy Collabora CODE on Kubernetes with Helm
Install the official Collabora Helm chart, configure WOPI access and ingress affinity, and verify the deployment without common setup mistakes.
The photo sharing application Instagram is gradually becoming the most powerful social network today with Facebook and Twitter . We can freely share personal photos, nature, food, travel, etc. to show our love for photography. In addition to the fact that phone companies are constantly upgrading cameras for new devices, the photographer's level has also greatly increased.
It is no coincidence that Instagram is so hot, the Instagram app has the facility to win people's trust, we can share emotions like Facebook, Zalo and show our flair through upload each photo to Instagram. New Instagram Stories features have completely changed the way social media is used by the vast majority of users. They interact more with each other and work hard to share life's moments and the time display feature on videos - Stories' photos are an example. The way to add time on Instagram is quite simple, it is similar to asking questions or creating surveys on Instagram that we have introduced before.
Step 1:
In the main interface, click the camera icon (in the top right corner) to capture the image you want to capture the moment.

Step 2:
Immediately afterwards the image or video just recorded will be displayed for you to edit. We click to square emoticons.
Next will be the features for Instagram Stories, to add time, select the icon showing the digital clock.
Step 3:
The clock has been added to your photos - videos. You can touch this digital clock to switch to a classic or a colon-style clock between minutes and hours. Or you can press and hold the clock to move to the desired place on the photo.
When you have selected the desired display type, click Send to post your image - video.
Above we have shown you how to share the moment on Instagram containing the clock of the time of the photo. Hope this feature will help you have one more tip when using Instagram Stories.
Install the official Collabora Helm chart, configure WOPI access and ingress affinity, and verify the deployment without common setup mistakes.
Use browser requests, WOPI logs, and targeted proxy checks to find why Collabora opens a blank document—and choose a fix that fits the evidence.
Configure CODE Docker dictionaries and tag document passages correctly so English, French, and other supported languages receive the right spell-checking.
Adjust the per-view inactivity threshold in coolwsd and distinguish it from background-tab dimming, document unloading, autosave, and login expiration.
Stop scheduled CODE update checks, review optional remote services, and use outbound network controls without breaking document editing.
Enable secure document editing in Seafile by configuring Collabora’s discovery URL, HTTPS, and WOPI access for your deployment.
Test the system clipboard, adjust browser permissions, and identify when an embedded Collabora integration needs an iframe policy change.
Mount font files into Docker and Collabora’s systemplate so custom typefaces appear in the editor and render correctly in documents.
Back up coolwsd.xml and its deployment sources, restore them safely, and verify CODE before users return to editing.
Allow the exact Nextcloud or other WOPI origin in CODE, then verify the active host allow-list and distinguish it from Nextcloud’s source-IP restriction.