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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup. Draft: How to Upload Images

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ToDo: We need an instruction page for uploading. Herre's a draft: How to Upload Images

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Replacing the sidebar with your own

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Replacing the sidebar

The site-wide sidebar navigation can be changed by creating a sibling -sidebar page.

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Replacing the sidebar with your own

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MarkupMaster Index

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup. Draft: How to Upload Images

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.>><<

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.>><<

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%draft larger font on bright yellow bkgnd

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%draft% larger font on bright yellow bkgnd
%assignment% boxed text on yellow

January 15, 2006, at 08:30 AM by morgan -

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., "Attach:myImage.jpg ΔAttach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., Attach:myImage.jpg ) where you want the image to appear. When the page is displayed, the Attach markup will become a link to a form where you can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., "Attach:myImage.jpg ΔAttach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., "Attach:myImage.jpg ΔAttach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, include the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., "Attach:myImage.jpg ΔAttach:" markup becomes a link to a form whereby the author can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.

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We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, go to the page on which you're going to include the image. Add the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., "Attach:myImage.jpg ΔAttach:" markup.

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Preparing Images

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Text Formatting Rules

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BasicEditing Outlines simple formatting.
WikiSandbox Use the sandbox to practice and experiment with formatting.

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Basic Editing Outlines simple formatting.
Wiki Sandbox Use the sandbox to practice and experiment with formatting.

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Using Styles

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Text Styles: Text and Background colors and styles

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BasicEditing Start here.

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BasicEditing Outlines simple formatting.

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Read the friendly help pages. You might want to print ou some of these pages so you can refer to them as you work. The Print ? link at the top and bottom of each page will format the page for printing.

Help is also available when editing pages. And if you can't find it here, use Search.

Getting Started

Getting Started The basic introduction to this site.
BasicEditing Start here.
WikiSandbox Use the sandbox to practice and experiment with formatting.

A little more advanced

Tables

Simple tables
Advanced tables
TableTemplates A growing collection of pre-made tables to copy and paste and adapt.

Images

We need an instruction page for uploading. But to get started, include the markup "Attach:" followed by a name of an attachment (e.g., "Attach:myImage.jpg ΔAttach:" markup becomes a link to a form whereby the author can specify a file to be uploaded. Name the file as you did in the "Attach:" markup.

Using Styles

Color codes for styles are listed at Wikipedia.

Styles on this wiki

%sidehead% for formatting
%audience% boxed text light yellow, float right
%todo% boxed text in light blue
%important% boxed text in rose
%draft larger font on bright yellow bkgnd

editing styles

%deleted% red ground
%inserted% yellow
%moved% pink
...

Web Design

Participants

Project Workspaces

Sites - fall 2007

Sites - fall 2006

Related Courses

Main.SiteEditingGuides History

Replacing the sidebar with your own

Replacing the sidebar

Replacing the sidebar with your own

Using Styles

Text Styles: Text and Background colors and styles

Getting Started

A little more advanced

Tables

Images

Using Styles

Styles on this wiki

Documentation

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