They'll starve if they try to munch on mine!

FYI: Testing in the background, here. So far, so good, boss-man!

test post rock!

Now I don't need to learn HTML formatting which is nice.  I found that I always had to edit my posts cause I screwed up somehow haha

another test

Three cheers for our webmaster!

Hip-hip...

Hooray!!

I was updating one of the character sheets in my Trilogy Characters thread and when I submited it at first it came out clumped together as one long drawn out sentince.

Then when I tried to copy/paste it back using the original sheet it came out all spaced. If you look at the other character sheets you'll see what I mean. The character in question is Valene Beestinger and she is the last character in thread. Thankful for your help and what should I do different next time I need to edit/update a sheet.

...it might have something to do with the way your source document is formatted (as far as the copy/paste goes). If your editor is set up to use a 1.5 or 2 line return (spacing), the editor, here, will translate it as such and cause the spacing you see on Valene's sheet as opposed to the rest.

Not sure what to tell you in regards to the "run-on," though.

In light of Tann's issue, it might be a good idea to keep an "undo edit" option. Don't know how it would work, you would have to keep the previous copy on an invisible page I guess.

1.5, 2.0 you lost me at 1 lol How do I find out what my editor uses? I use LibraOffice 5.4 to write my posts.

Tann - if what you're using is anything like Word, you're going to want to look at your Paragraph Layout settings (could possibly be in Page Layout, as well). Look for the item labeled line spacing and it should show you a value to which it's currently set. If it's anything greater than 1 and you want to keep the spacing "tight" set it back to 1. It may ask you if you want to apply it to the selected section or the entire document... I'm guessing you'll want to select entire document.

Under line spacing it just says single. Tried up loading a pic but the site now tells me I need to add source, Image description,dimension info. Where do I find that?

Look your talking to a guy that found the old copy paste, scan a pic, upload it and go at times tough. lol. This new editor, though its cool, is gonna kill me

I haven't figured out picture posting yet either.

Excited to see even more changes. Thanks for putting in all the work, Olan.

*evaporates*

Posting images works pretty much the same as it always has only it's been "simplified" a bit. Here's how it works:

• Just as in the past, you'll need to upload/save your images on your own hosting site (i.e. Photobucket, Freewebs, whatever).
• Once your image is uploaded and you're ready to post it here, you simply start your post and, when you get to the point where you want your picture placed, you click on the "Insert/Edit image" button in the menu bar.
• The url for your image's location goes in the "Source" field (instead of using the html tag [img src="http:blahblahblah"] tag as you did in the past... the code behind the "Source" field adds this tag for you so all you need is the url).
• In the "Image Description" field, you enter a brief description of the image (i.e. Tann's Picture). This is purely optional, of course.
• If you'd like to specify the dimensions of the image, you do so in the "Dimensions" field(s). This is also optional. Leaving this section blank will display your image at it's default size. 
• Once you're done, you click "OK" and, BOOM, your pic is magically in your post!!!
• Super-facelickity-groovalicious, right?

Aaaaaaaand that's all there is to it, Innmates! No muss, no fuss!

Now, if none of the above made sense to you, feel free to say so and I'll see what I can do about making the instructions simpler... and then make fun of you!