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After an intensive coding session, we are proud to announce that our Tutorial section is open for business. Tutorials can be uploaded by anyone about any art or site related subject.
All you have to do is to make a folder. Write your tutorial as a HTML document, and put it in the folder together with any images you need. Make a ZIP archive (Compressed folder) of it, conveniently upload your whole tutorial as one file, and get it instantly published.
Hope this feature sees much use!
Cheers,
Thor [b]UPDATE:[/b] I have now made a filter that allows you to upload HTML files with [i]xxx[/i]_files folders, like those MS Word or Firefox saves. The system should now be very uncritical about how you organize your ZIP file. If you don't know HTML and need a simple editor, I recommend [url=http://nvu.com/]Nvu[/url]. Please make sure that you check "URL is relative to page location" when inserting images. This option is grayed out until you save your document somewhere (i.e. together with your images), so it's best to do that first. Remember to check "Don't use alternate text" to avoid annoying dialog box. Or you could just type in a description, like you're technically supposed to do. xD Bump!  MazBourne Joined on: 29 Jul 2005 18:17 | Re: Tutorial section is open | | I'm finding the tutorials that are up atm to be pretty interesting =3 Should be able to help me with lineart in Photoshop XD | "They're just ordinary people doing their jobs" |
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I'm finding the tutorials that are up atm to be pretty interesting =3 Should be able to help me with lineart in Photoshop XD *happy* ... *somehow*  MQ-Dizzle Joined on: 30 Apr 2006 06:20 | Re: Tutorial section is open | | | Posted on 23 Nov 2006 23:45 | Quote |
*dances with Witchy-Twitchy* We bad 8D
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