Author Archives: Natalie

Yikes! I missed last week’s posting while we prepared for the Plone Symposium this week.Sizing imagesThe most-uploaded media type we see are images of some sort. It’s a good idea to always create and save your images in the size you want them to appear… Continue reading →

Yikes! I missed last week’s posting while we prepared for the Plone Symposium this week.Sizing imagesThe most-uploaded media type we see are images of some sort. It’s a good idea to always create and save your images in the size you want them to appear… Continue reading →

It is possible to create a module that is nothing but text. However, we find that many people have images, examples, documents, and more that they want to have interspersed in the text; after all: “a picture is worth 1,000 words”. And so I’ll blog (in … Continue reading →

It is possible to create a module that is nothing but text. However, we find that many people have images, examples, documents, and more that they want to have interspersed in the text; after all: “a picture is worth 1,000 words”. And so I’ll blog (in … Continue reading →

We first learned about <term> tags in last week’s post, which for some reason posted under the wrong date. At the blog.cnx.org homepage you need to scroll down a bit to see it.Each module can contain a glossary at the end of the module, containin… Continue reading →

We first learned about <term> tags in last week’s post, which for some reason posted under the wrong date. At the blog.cnx.org homepage you need to scroll down a bit to see it.Each module can contain a glossary at the end of the module, containin… Continue reading →

What’s an educational resource without copious amounts of cross-referencing? Not much, I say! Luckily, we’ve got you covered.The <link> tag can create hyperlinks to webpages, files uploaded to your module, other modules or collections, specific p… Continue reading →

What’s an educational resource without copious amounts of cross-referencing? Not much, I say! Luckily, we’ve got you covered.The <link> tag can create hyperlinks to webpages, files uploaded to your module, other modules or collections, specific p… Continue reading →