Add images with the repo, and update the english documentation

pages/02.administer/45.tutorials/35.email_relay/email_configure_relay.fr.md

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Il suffit d'activer l'option, et de renseigner les champs nécessaires :
 - **Utilisateur du relais SMTP** : Login ou mail d'identification pour le serveur.
 - **Mot de passe du relais SMTP** : Tout simplement le mot de passe.
 
-![Option-Relais-Smtp](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3066684/220140535-6040f42a-0cb1-483c-9ab3-d0b8b50c95a2.jpg)
+![Option-Relais-Smtp](image://relay_smtp_option_webadmin_en.png?resize=800)
 
 [/ui-tab] [/ui-tabs]
 

pages/02.administer/45.tutorials/35.email_relay/email_configure_relay.md

@@ -43,7 +43,9 @@ Please note that modifying your DNS records could sometimes take over 24h to tak
 ! [fa=exclamation-triangle /] From now on, a non trusty SMTP relay provider could send emails from your main domain without telling you.
 
 ### Step 3: Setup YunoHost correctly
+You can configure with your webadmin or in *cli*.
 
+[ui-tabs position="top-left" active="0" theme="lite"] [ui-tab title="Config en CLI"]
 In order to setup your YunoHost to use your SMTP relay, you will have to configure four things:
 1. Your SMTP relay URL (for this tutorial we will use `smtprelay.tld`)
 2. The port on which you access the relay (for this tutorial we will use port 2525 below)
@@ -71,6 +73,18 @@ It may be a good idea to double confirm your settings by doing:
 ```bash
 sudo yunohost settings list
 ```
+[/ui-tab] [ui-tab title="Config on Web Admin"]
+Go to your web admin, in `Tools` > `Yunohost Settings` and `Email`.
+Now set all options requests :
+- **SMTP relay host** : SMTP server url.
+- **SMTP relay port** : Port use with the distant server.
+- **SMTP relay user** : Login or identification mail server.
+- **SMTP relay password** : Your server access password.
+
+![Option-Relais-Smtp]()
+![](image://relay_smtp_option_webadmin_en.png?resize=800)
+
+[/ui-tab] [/ui-tabs]
 
 Your SMTP relay is now configured!