@globcoco Line Break, Carriage Return.
Blank line at new paragraph. Looks nicer. See this example.
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https://discourse.qoto.org/c/PROJ/PINA/35
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@matt due to all the new user forum restrictions, done in multiple posts, uglier and more time consuming.
I took the question, with the screenshots and the same letter I wrote to you this morning, into the Write.freely Forums.
cc. : @matt
Annoyances. At Write.as forums.
Intended post -- identical to this one : https://discourse.qoto.org/t/a-request-to-tedomum-regarding-the-write-freely-instance-post-display-css/348
Come on, @matt
Thank you -- It would be wonderful if it could be done. I had thought it was scaling the images and the page to a smaller width, but no, it seems to be the same 640 pixels as the individual page display.
Sadly that they vertically compress the line breaks like that. Merci!
Thank you, Ange, I just received the notification of your reply, appreciate your help!
@compass_straight_edge I thought of suggesting also, as a less time consuming alternative, you could write your posts and place them in other existign areas; the ycan stand by themselves in the Library for example, and people could comment if they got interested.
Firing up a new Forum area needs stamina and effort if we want to see it populated and growing.
the author has on-mouse-over effects included. Pretty, nice images.
But I really think the most important is the words, to keep them crisp and focused -- when I open a page directly, via it's URL, it looks superb, the view I had when I hit Publish.
I would like to have people see that same view.
And so far I have stayed away from changing any css, as I wanted to concentrate on content, and it presents quite nicely. There are some examples in a link, haven't looked sicne I wanted to avoid distractions when I was starting up, and so much was new already.
Yes! I even have a collection of snapshots of posts I make there; sometimes I attach a copy here so people can see them the way it should be.
>> it's true that it feels like in a blog post.
Yes -- and to come back here and look at the oh-so-poor presentation Mastodon makes of it.
We need Markdown, so bad. Really sad to look at posts here and compare to what I do elsewhere.
I assume you are referring to the message I sent this morning, regarding the visual presentation in Write.freely ? no reply yet on that case.
The ideal is to use a maximum width of 640 pixels, these will NOT be scaled down and are fast to load, we control the quality.
I alternate between PNG and Jpeg formats, whichever compresses an image better, I try for the smaller size always.
@compass_straight_edge You are welcome to bring in content and hopefully there will be interest -- if we get a conversation going, it feeds back and gets everyone more active and productive.
We have seen some great examples of that here this week.
>> It actually looks quite nice!
The forum post, I gather ? Yes, it can look exactly like a Blog, all the controls are there, and Markdown works wonderful.
Sometimes I write a full blog here, and just hone it up a bit more at Write.freely.
Or maybe you were referring to the cool post with the jet picture? I liked it too.
@zleap You can very easily upload an image to a Discourse post, no need to send it somewhere and copy URL.
And Copy and Paste works like a charm too. I used it for a couple of images in the post above linked.
A #Pinafore Forum post of the same content, with better formatting possible.
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