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There's an elephant in the room.. saying 'your subscription will end in 8 days' ? Do we pass round the hat for a collection to keep the adverts away; if so, is there a paypal button to donate spare change somewhere.. -
Hey I noticed that I'm the only member (manage space) with a remove marking behind my name. does anybody know why?
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Gordon, you can only remove your own membership from the site. Organizers can remove members, but not other organizers. In other words, each member sees the 'remove' link by his own name in the list of members. -
Thanks Alyce, I translated the lbtutorial into Dutch. May I post it somewhere here?-
Hey Gordon, if it's okay with Carl, you can post it. You don't need permission. This site is whatever the community wants it to be. Thanks for contributing. -
Wow, the site has been really busy during the last few days. Great! I'm going to archive some of the old chat stuff, so we don't need to scroll so far to read the new stuff. -
I'm submitting this article for Newsletter consideration. I'm having a bit of trouble with the formatting. It's quite lengthy because of the demo codes. I am envisioning that each of the 4 demos are linked to separately rather than in the body of the article. Rather than trying to do that here, I'll wait until it's accepted and then work on that change at LBPE. If it's not accepted, I'll post it here under Shared Code. I'd also like to include a .png illustration. I uploaded 2 images (CCBTile.png and SimpleHouse.bmp) but when I try to add them to the text, they show up as links to the file download rather than being displayed. Clearly I need to learn a lot more about formatting before I can be an effective contributor. Any suggestions welcome. Thanks. Janet
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Janet, when you are editing a page, look at the top right corner of the edit box. Click the link for images. Double-click on the image you want and the tag is inserted. Edit this page to see what it looks like:
I don't see your BMP. Wikispaces requires images to be PNG, GIF or JPG.
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I thought that's what I did. Clearly I'm clicking the wrong icon because I'm still not getting it. I tried the .png first, then the .bmp just in case there was a problem with the .png. The edit page I'm typing on at the moment just shows the image not the code. Shows it pretty well, though. <smile>. If I Right Click and View Source, I can get this command:
<img src="/space/showimage/CCBTile.PNG" alt="CCBTile.PNG" />
Copying and pasting that doesn't work, though. I am off to Sandbox now to try to figure this out. I'm sure I'm just clicking the wrong icon. -
When I click on the Add Image icon, I get an insert of available files on the right of the page. Double clicking fairy.jpg does exactly what I want. Double clicking any of the images I uploaded only gives a link to the file. Also, when I choose the radiobutton Images Only, my images don't show. Choosing Files Only shows my image files. So, I'm not trying to display the image incorrectly, I'm uploading incorrectly. I'll need some more time to figure this out. -
I haven't used the visual editor. I use the plain ol' text editor and add the tags myself. The tag for an image is [[image:yourimagename.png]] It's translated into the HTML code you mention above when the page is displayed. I got the same thing as you when I simply clicked the image, since it use the tag for files, instead of the one for images -- [[file:yourimagename.png]] -
Does this do what you want? First pix is SimpleTile.png and second pix is CCBTile.png with some size elements. Bill Beasley
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I'm not sure what you did, Bill, to make these pictures show. This is me double-clicking fairy.jpg
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Janet, I think it's a problem in the wiki script. The tags that are inserted look like this:
[[image:fairy.jpg]] [[file:SimpleTile.png]]
See how the fairy has "image" and the simpletile has "file"? If you use the text editor instead of the visual editor, you can fix them easily. -
That did the trick! :) Thanks. Bill, thank you for fixing the image in the CreateCompatibleBitmap article. I like the smaller version, too. -
Alyce and Bill, thank you both for your help. The article is now ready for submission. I'll leave it to Brad to decide if he wants to include it in the premier issue. Bill, I took your advice and shrunk the original images to 30% so the images could be loaded without having to define the dimensions. No sense wasting disk space. Alyce, I uploaded a .png version of SimpleHouse. Are you able to delete the uploaded SimpleHouse.bmp? Once a decision is made as to whether the article will stay here or be moved to LBPE, I'll edit it to multiple pages. I agonized over repeating so much code, but I think for the reader who isn't an expert in API (like me), this sequencing will be more beneficial. -
How can I edit link text so that it appears as bold or italic? I tried editing the text with the Text Editor replacing TEXT with TEXT . This didn't work for me. The asterisks appeared literally and, strangely, the link stopped working! -
Never mind!! I went back in using the text editor and took the time to look at the other links to see how they were done.-