Saturday, August 7, 2010
Gutter Eloquence Magazine - The Literary Underground Wiki
Gutter Eloquence Magazine is a popular underground literary journal of free verse poetry. Gutter Eloquence is published bi-monthly online as well as publishing an annual print edition of previously unpublished material. Jack T. Marlowe is the sole editor and publisher of Gutter Eloquence. more
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
adding categories to your wiki article
at the very end of your article, slip this code in (you can use more than one)
for people
[[Category:People|LastName]]
[[Category:Editors|LastName]]
[[Category:Poets|LastName]]
[[Category:Publishers|LastName]]
[[Category:Authors|LastName]]
[[Category:Cartoonists|LastName]]
for presses
[[Category:Presses|NameofPress]]
for publications and online magazines
[[Category:Publications]]
[[Category:Online Magazines]]
more info here - http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories
for people
[[Category:People|LastName]]
[[Category:Editors|LastName]]
[[Category:Poets|LastName]]
[[Category:Publishers|LastName]]
[[Category:Authors|LastName]]
[[Category:Cartoonists|LastName]]
for presses
[[Category:Presses|NameofPress]]
for publications and online magazines
[[Category:Publications]]
[[Category:Online Magazines]]
more info here - http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories
how to add photos to your wiki article
1. you must be a registered user to upload photos or create/edit articles.
2. you will want to click on the upload file link in the toolbox menu on the left side of the page. you can do this from any page but remember if you are in the middle of editing an article you will want to save your changes first.
3. once you click the upload file link, you will be taken to the upload form. you will need to locate the file on your computer using the browse button. after you have located this, click open. the source filename must be the name of your file on your computer(it will be filled in automatically). at this time, you can change the destination filename if you wish and add a summary of the photo. once you are finished, click upload file.
4. to add the photo to your article: go to the article and click on the edit tab. insert this code at the top of your page--
[[File:Examplepic.jpg|frame|right|Caption Text]]
(you must change the italicized portion of this code to match your filename and caption. you can also change the frame and position.) more information on this can be found here - http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Images
5. preview and save your changes.
that's it. any questions? wiki@theliteraryunderground.org
2. you will want to click on the upload file link in the toolbox menu on the left side of the page. you can do this from any page but remember if you are in the middle of editing an article you will want to save your changes first.
3. once you click the upload file link, you will be taken to the upload form. you will need to locate the file on your computer using the browse button. after you have located this, click open. the source filename must be the name of your file on your computer(it will be filled in automatically). at this time, you can change the destination filename if you wish and add a summary of the photo. once you are finished, click upload file.
4. to add the photo to your article: go to the article and click on the edit tab. insert this code at the top of your page--
[[File:Examplepic.jpg|frame|right|Caption Text]]
(you must change the italicized portion of this code to match your filename and caption. you can also change the frame and position.) more information on this can be found here - http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Images
5. preview and save your changes.
that's it. any questions? wiki@theliteraryunderground.org
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Archives
The "Side of Grits" archives can now be found at http://theliteraryunderground.org/rmp/grits
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