I really like the base jumping wiki I have seen here. wow bravery to base jump. I have jumped [bungee] before from 400 ft in Vegas but base jumping is sick.
Where are your wikis? I would like to look at them.
Here are mine a lamp wiki
an example wiki with image
and another image example http://tvlampforum.com/showwiki.php?...re&redirect=no
and my forbidden wiki called JIKI
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June 26, 2009 #1Regular Member
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Where is your wiki?
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Can i ask how you got the image on the right side, and inside that box?
Originally Posted by mallee
Need to find out how to make that content box with all the links also.
How did u find out how to do it?
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I got you email (replied) at least I think it was you... upload an image to your 'wiki' images, and use either of the following, my own image names are in the exampke (use yours)
opps sorry
I can't post the code, it is parsing it ......even though I have used the code tags, my yahoo is tvlampforum
I will turn yahoo on now
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Yeah, I have had to use [code][noparse] nests for a while now. I just added a plugin that adds the stop_parse flag to CODE, PHP, and HTML tags, so you should be able to use them. I'll have to go through every forum post again now to remove the excess NOPARSE tags
If you're going to post IM stuffs, you should try to protect yourself from SPAM. In the VaultWiki support area, CODE tag contents are invisible to non-licensed users, so you may want to wrap your contact info in them. But in the Pre-Sales forum this isn't the case, so you might want to send a PM. Just a suggestion.- lead developer for VaultWiki
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LOL, thanks Ted (peg) I just love my wiki
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Thanks. It would be great if you could share your comments and experiences here: Customer Reviews
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I posted a testimonial yesterday but it doesn't seem to have shown up yet.
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Thank you for your words. Testimonials are rendered in reverse order. The newest ones are posted at the top of the thread.
You mentioned in the review that you had some difficulty setting VaultWiki up. Please have a look at this thread and share your own thoughts: What would make VaultWiki easier for new users?- lead developer for VaultWiki
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