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Aura
Explorer
I'm not sure what specific issue you're having, but my first use of character sheets on the wiki was a bit shaky as well. Can you be more specific as to what is going on?
As an aside, the wiki is one of those things you get the hang of over time. Some people end up doing some rather nice-looking formatting, although I stick to the basics, myself.
As an aside, the wiki is one of those things you get the hang of over time. Some people end up doing some rather nice-looking formatting, although I stick to the basics, myself.
Basically, I can't even copy the site's own template into the editor without it looking like a can of alphabet soup.
Also, I start typing in a line and the editor arbitrarily cuts the stupid thing in half to start a new line.
EDIT: Also, I just discovered that when I change the browser window's size, the formatting goes to hell.
So yeah, is there no other way?
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perrinmiller
Adventurer
What Browser? Are you suing latest version of it?
I use FireFox and have no trouble, but I used to get wonky issues with Internet Explorer at the office.
I use FireFox and have no trouble, but I used to get wonky issues with Internet Explorer at the office.
Satin Knights
First Post
Well, it looks like you got most of it under control. Here are a few tips on the wiki.
a) <pre>text</pre> will put the text in a fixed format like you would expect from PRE tags.
b) In normal mode, if you start the line with a space character, it pushes the formatting into the same fixed format mode, but also allows other things like bold/italics/strike tags. The "starting the line with a space" is the critical part.
c) If the line is started with any other character, it is treated like free flowing html.
d) If the line is empty, it will break two fixed format boxes apart, or put in a separator line between them.
e) Using the Source vs. Visual editor on the top right of the edit box will help immensely to show you the differences in tags and style formats.
Yes, wiki formatting is very ugly and inconsistent. I am an expert and I still get quite annoyed with it. So, if there is something you want, just ask and I will gladly tweak the page to pound it into submission.
a) <pre>text</pre> will put the text in a fixed format like you would expect from PRE tags.
b) In normal mode, if you start the line with a space character, it pushes the formatting into the same fixed format mode, but also allows other things like bold/italics/strike tags. The "starting the line with a space" is the critical part.
c) If the line is started with any other character, it is treated like free flowing html.
d) If the line is empty, it will break two fixed format boxes apart, or put in a separator line between them.
e) Using the Source vs. Visual editor on the top right of the edit box will help immensely to show you the differences in tags and style formats.
Yes, wiki formatting is very ugly and inconsistent. I am an expert and I still get quite annoyed with it. So, if there is something you want, just ask and I will gladly tweak the page to pound it into submission.
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Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
it seems the wikia editing has changed, requiring to be logged in. When did this start?
Scott DeWar
Prof. Emeritus-Supernatural Events/Countermeasure
Every one welcome Epic Bob. We know each other from living en world, the 3.5 ed sister thread!
Deuce Traveler
Adventurer
Welcome!
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Welcome to the madhouse, epicbob! Hope you enjoy it thoroughly and are around for a good long time.
(An aside from the Character Submission thread - we've not, as far as I can recall - talked about changing background from open to closed or vice-versa. My first inclination would be to say it could always be opened later, but could not be closed once it's stated as open. Reason being, if someone's already taken advantage of the open status by linking an adventure or character to it, it could lead to awkwardness. Although, that could be handled on a case by case basis).
(An aside from the Character Submission thread - we've not, as far as I can recall - talked about changing background from open to closed or vice-versa. My first inclination would be to say it could always be opened later, but could not be closed once it's stated as open. Reason being, if someone's already taken advantage of the open status by linking an adventure or character to it, it could lead to awkwardness. Although, that could be handled on a case by case basis).
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