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Old 08-26-2004, 02:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How does the tutorial section work?

It obviously takes the text from the forum and places it into a fresh page asis. The method for this isn't so obvious...

If I was to include normal HTML in my tutorial submission, would it appear as plaintext in the tutorial section or will the HTML be interpretted as valid syntax?
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Old 08-26-2004, 03:10 PM   #2 (permalink)
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use bb formatting.. no html for now. maybe in the next version.
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hey thanks for the tutorials. one request: please use the [ quote] and [/ quote] tags when quoting errors. otherwise when you use [code ] tags, it stretches the screen.

the future bb parser will show code blocks in text areas as opposed to html, so it will look better later too.

thanks though, you're rockin!
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No problem

I wish I could get paid for writing these at a desk job I'd get loads.

I'm the sort of guy that plays a computer game and records it to VHS and plays it back to write a full guide. I just like teaching others!

One thing, though. You should develop (or get somebody else to do it for you ) into possibly the existing control panel - access to the tutorials. If I wanted to edit them / upload a newer version, I just go to control panel.

Why do they not appear in the submit tutorials section? I have noticed a formatting error in the .htaccess article which only needs entering 4 characters then viola.
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