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posted 7 years ago
natebottman 5 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: .png files displaying only intermittently

I have been experiencing a weird bug, I wonder if someone knows a fix? On my personal (locally-stored) instiki, I have a bunch of .png files (not huge, all less than 1MB), displayed on various pages. Occasionally I will navigate to a page and instead of displaying the images, it will show me the prompt that shows up when you include an image that has not yet been uploaded – something like nice-pic.png? , in gray. When I click the “?”, it does one of two things: either it initiates a download of the .png file, or it shows me the image in my browser (but on a blank page, with nothing besides the image). In one case this bug resolved itself – after reloading a few times the images showed up again. In another case that didn’t work, and I had to remove the instances of “[[nice-pic.png:pic]]” from my source, submit it, then add the instances back in, and submit one more time.

Any ideas??? Not a big deal, but kinda annoying.

 
posted 7 years ago
natebottman 5 posts

Forum: Instiki – Topic: Best way to center in markdown?

What’s the best way to center an image in markdown? Do I need to resort to HTML, or is there something built-in?

Thanks!

 
posted 7 years ago
natebottman 5 posts

Forum: itex2MML – Topic: possible to create web-wide "preamble"?

Oh, GreaseMonkey looks promising. Thanks!

 
posted 7 years ago
natebottman 5 posts

Forum: itex2MML – Topic: possible to create web-wide "preamble"?

I see, thanks Jacques. Can you think of any workaround that would let me (for instance) type \b every time I want a \bullet ?

 
posted almost 8 years ago
natebottman 5 posts

Forum: itex2MML – Topic: possible to create web-wide "preamble"?

I have a local wiki, with Instiki 0.19.8 and Ruby on Rails 2.3.18 . It would be great if I could create a “preamble” in order to define some tex commands – eg, if I could include a line \newcommand\b{\bullet} , and on every page I could type \b instead of \bullet . Is this already a feature?