Session log — medistage live session image

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Session log — medistage live session image

26 May 2026 · Hasmukh with Claude · auto-published from the local journal entry. A polished narrative version can be requested in any future Claude session.

Summary

Hasmukh shared a Zoom-style image of 12 South African doctors on a live call and asked to drop it into the "Not a webinar. A live clinical experience." block on the medistage homepage, replacing the placeholder that read "Live session photo or Zoom screenshot goes here".

Decisions

  • Use the image only on medistage, not medilearn.
  • Replace the entire placeholder div (camera icon plus prompt text) with a single responsive img, rather than restyling the card.
  • Store the image as webp (matching the rest of the site's gallery and hero assets) at /user-content/uploads/live-session-grid.webp.
  • Apply the same rounded-corner treatment used by the Prof Setshedi photo in the section above (width 100%, border-radius 16px, block display) so the two sections feel consistent.

Changes made

  • Source file galleryview.png from Hasmukh's Documents folder was actually a JPEG (1024 by 572). Converted on the VPS using cwebp at quality 88, final size 142 KB.
  • Uploaded to /var/www/medistage/user-content/uploads/live-session-grid.webp, ownership set to medistage:medistage.
  • Backed up the medistage home content row before editing, to /tmp/medistage-home-backup-20260526-204518.sql on the VPS.
  • Replaced the placeholder div in pm_content row id 1 with an img tag pointing at the new webp, alt text "A live Medilearn session with doctors joining from across South Africa".
  • Verified by fetching the live homepage: the new img markup is in place, and a direct request to the webp returns HTTP 200 with the expected 142140 bytes.

Follow-ups

  • Five 25 May session logs are still queued for publishing to documentation.mobilearn.africa (broadcast captions, hide register now button, Setshedi block lookup, workspace question, Setshidi profile block request). Hasmukh has not yet asked to run that publish step.
  • The matching block on medilearn still uses the placeholder. If Hasmukh wants the same image there, it can be copied across in a follow-up session.