Abraham Chaffin
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Here’s a quick tip on how to use the new in-line COW FAQ controls and features =)
These features are only available to COW Members who have active accounts and have gone through our moderation process.
When you find a post you want to categorize, add to the FAQ or the soon to be Tip / Trick page do the following.
1) Click on the TAG link at the top of the thread or readpost page.
These pages get their name from their address:
forums . creativecow . net /readpost/ or /readthread/
2) Fill out the form that is revealed and hit the Contribute button.
You get a message saying thanks for contributing.
3) Go to the FAQ or other such pages and the thread you categorized should be there.
FAQ links are found on just about every page when you are in a Forum that has a FAQ. Such forums as the AE Forum, FCP Forum or DW Forum. If your forum doesn’t have a FAQ, tag 5 threads as FAQ threads and a FAQ will appear on the forum.
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Most galleries that I’m familiar with use a single large image primarily but some can be adjusted easier than others to accommodate what you are looking for. Though I’m not familiar with Galleriffic
https://www.twospy.com/galleriffic/
when I briefly look at it’s suggested construct shown below, I see the main larger image is pulled from the href value of the a tag. This doesn’t seem to lend itself easily to doing what you’re asking for.
<div id="thumbs">
<ul class="thumbs noscript">
<li>
<a class="thumb" name="optionalCustomIdentifier" href="path/to/slide" title="your image title">
<img src="path/to/thumbnail" alt="your image title again for graceful degradation" />
</a>
<div class="caption">
(Any html can go here)
</div>
</li>
... (repeat for every image in the gallery)
</ul>
</div>I’ve personally been more impressed with https://spaceforaname.com/galleryview
This will allow you to have multiple bigger versions linked from a single image in the film strip. Just make sure the images are the right size.Another work around might be to construct multiple images into one image.
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I can only say from my experience with Linux servers that I believe they are more stable and easier to use from a server admin point of view but I’m sure if I was a Windows server admin I might have the opposite point of view.
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Hello Bruce,
According to this webpage:
https://www.theerrormessage.com/2007/12/warning-mail-smtp-server-response-451-see-httppoboxcomdjbdocssmtplfhtml-in-path_to_php_file-on-line/
The problem is the line feed character on Windows. Take a look at that page and see if it helps.