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| − | David-As I mentioned, I am posting some alternate Celtic emblems for your consideration as I think greater depth and dimension is suited to the writing. There are more in the [ | + | David-As I mentioned, I am posting some alternate Celtic emblems for your consideration as I think greater depth and dimension is suited to the writing. There are more in the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special:Imagelist File List], but I thought these would offer something to think about--rdavis 04:11, 7 April 2009 (EDT) |
[[Image:CelticTrinityKnot.jpg]][[Image:CelticDolphins.jpg]][[Image:CelticPlanet.jpg]][[Image:CelticSpiralGreen.jpg]][[Image:CelticSpiralRed.jpg]][[Image:CelticTrinityKnotcircle.jpg]][[Image:CelticTriskele.jpg]][[Image:TrinityBrewLogo3_2.jpg]] | [[Image:CelticTrinityKnot.jpg]][[Image:CelticDolphins.jpg]][[Image:CelticPlanet.jpg]][[Image:CelticSpiralGreen.jpg]][[Image:CelticSpiralRed.jpg]][[Image:CelticTrinityKnotcircle.jpg]][[Image:CelticTriskele.jpg]][[Image:TrinityBrewLogo3_2.jpg]] | ||
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| + | David-I tweaked a few things, mostly inserting links, but I wanted to know what you think/how you feel about the image being on the right? Once I structure the essay with paragraphs, the table of contents automatically appears on the left making it somewhat competing with the image. I like images on the left, but due to the structure of the software that (gratefully) creates TOC's, I usually put the images on the right. You can look at the previous revision that will show the image on the left after I had inserted paragraphs. Regardless, it is a pleasure to think together, and if by chance you find the open links (in red) attractive, dive in. Otherwise, I will get to them when I can.--rdavis 17:46, 7 April 2009 (EDT) | ||
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| + | Rob, the image works nicely on the right. I really like the "paragraph" structure. Although technically those aren't paragraphs--I would call them "self-outlining labeled sections." Very nice...adds visual appeal and makes it much more readable! --[[User:Davidc|Davidc]] 19:31, 7 April 2009 (EDT) | ||
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| + | David-Yes, you are on the mark, not paragraphs but sections. For whatever reason, I had paragraphs misplaced in my mind. --rdavis 21:10, 7 April 2009 (EDT) | ||
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David-As I mentioned, I am posting some alternate Celtic emblems for your consideration as I think greater depth and dimension is suited to the writing. There are more in the File List, but I thought these would offer something to think about--rdavis 04:11, 7 April 2009 (EDT)
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David-I tweaked a few things, mostly inserting links, but I wanted to know what you think/how you feel about the image being on the right? Once I structure the essay with paragraphs, the table of contents automatically appears on the left making it somewhat competing with the image. I like images on the left, but due to the structure of the software that (gratefully) creates TOC's, I usually put the images on the right. You can look at the previous revision that will show the image on the left after I had inserted paragraphs. Regardless, it is a pleasure to think together, and if by chance you find the open links (in red) attractive, dive in. Otherwise, I will get to them when I can.--rdavis 17:46, 7 April 2009 (EDT)
Rob, the image works nicely on the right. I really like the "paragraph" structure. Although technically those aren't paragraphs--I would call them "self-outlining labeled sections." Very nice...adds visual appeal and makes it much more readable! --Davidc 19:31, 7 April 2009 (EDT)
David-Yes, you are on the mark, not paragraphs but sections. For whatever reason, I had paragraphs misplaced in my mind. --rdavis 21:10, 7 April 2009 (EDT)
