Now that you're discussing this, I've got some questions regarding posting on Kineme:
1- how to open one of those "code windows" ?
2- how to write something in Bold or Italic?
3- how to make those white boxes around a sentence to separate it from the rest of the post?
I couldn't find my answers anywhere so thought to post them here. Sorry if they have obvious answers guys, I'm just not familiar with this stuff very much :)
I think he's asking same thing for 1. and 3. ie. [code] something [/code] gives something For a few words you get the block, for more than line, you get what you called a 'window'. Would be great if those empty scroll boxes didn't draw to screen yuk!
Hint: to get coloured code use the name of the language eg. [javascript]var me = new Object();
me.love = Math.log(2);
for (kb in me)
{
me [kb] = true;
} [/javascript] gives
var me =new Object();
me.love= Math.log(2);for(kb in me){
me [kb]=true;}
As well as going to the Markdown source, there's always the Formatting tips link right below the Comment box you are typing your post in.
quote link as in Reply to a Comment…
body field as in Comment field ;-)
you mean you don't get like that above ?
Now that you're discussing this, I've got some questions regarding posting on Kineme:
1- how to open one of those "code windows" ?
2- how to write something in Bold or Italic?
3- how to make those white boxes around a sentence to separate it from the rest of the post?
I couldn't find my answers anywhere so thought to post them here. Sorry if they have obvious answers guys, I'm just not familiar with this stuff very much :)
Cheers!
1- You mean processing.js?
http://kineme.net/forum/Discussion/DevelopingCompositions/ProcessingData...
2- Use asterisks.
You write:
You see:
Italics Bold
3- Use e-mail reply format -- start each line with >.
You write:
You see:
See http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/basics
Nope. And I used to get it, too.
I think he's asking same thing for 1. and 3. ie. [code] something [/code] gives
somethingFor a few words you get the block, for more than line, you get what you called a 'window'. Would be great if those empty scroll boxes didn't draw to screen yuk!Hint: to get coloured code use the name of the language eg. [javascript]var me = new Object(); me.love = Math.log(2); for (kb in me) { me [kb] = true;
} [/javascript] gives
As well as going to the Markdown source, there's always the Formatting tips link right below the Comment box you are typing your post in.
I noticed this a day or two ago as well.
@ usefuldesign.au & Jstrecker : Thanks guys!
That was exactly what I was after!
I think I finally figured out (and fixed) the quotes-not-working issue. Let us know if you notice this happening again.
Cool!
Yay!
Also, the font on the points has been an interesting change.