acrosstheuniverse said:
Great lesson Adam! So comprehensive!
Using the “Pro” Textile Editor:
Q. What are the advantages of the Textile Editor?
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While the Rich Text Editor is easy to use and offers quite a bit to the content creator, the Textile Editor is made for the Pros. It offers a greater degree of control over your lesson page design. You may write your lesson using Textile Reference as well as
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Q. How do I create a lesson page?
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You can start a new lesson page by following these few easy steps:
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Q. How do I switch between the Rich Text Editor and the Textile Editor?
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You can switch between the the Rich Text Editor and the Textile Editor by heading to the Account settings in your personal Workspace. You will find the option to switch right on the main section.
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Q. Can I use HTML tags/commands to build my lesson page?
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Yes. The Textile Editor recognizes most |
Q. Can I create Math and/or Science equations?
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Yes, this is a textile editor only feature. You can create a variety of simple and complex equations using the For example: ![]()
A complete How to: Equation Editor lesson has been created to help you understand and create the most complex of equations. |
Using HTML and Textile commands to style your lesson:
| Q: What Textile commands can I use? |
There are a number of textile commands you can use to style your lesson:
| BASIC FORMATTING | ||
| Textile | Code | Result |
| Bold | *bold* |
bold |
| Italic | _italic_ |
italic |
| Underline | +underline+ |
underline |
| Cross Out | -cross out- |
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| HTML | @<style>@ |
<style> |
| Trademark & Copyright | Trademark(TM) Copyright(C) All Rights Reserved(R) |
Trademark™ Copyright© All Rights Reserved® |
| TEXT ALIGNMENT | ||
| Textile | Code | Result |
| Align Left | p<. align left |
align left |
| Align Right | p>. align right |
align right |
| Align Centered | p=. align center |
align center |
| Align Justified | p<>. align justified |
align justified |
| HEADERS | ||
| Textile | Code | Result |
| Header 1 | h1. Large Header |
Large Header |
| Header 2 | h2. Medium Header |
Medium Header |
| Header 3 | h3. Small Header |
Small Header |
| ADVANCED FORMATTING | ||
| Textile | Code | Result |
| Indented Text | LearnHub bq. Indented LearnHub |
LearnHub Indented LearnHub |
| LINKS AND IMAGES | ||
| Textile | Code | Result |
| Link | "LearnHub":http://www.learnhub.com/ |
LearnHub |
| Image | !www.image.com/1.jpg! |
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| Linkable Image | "!www.image.com/1.jpg!":www.learnhub.com |
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| Q: Can I use “styles” to format my lesson? |
Yes. You can use textile styles with your text by using this string command:
%{ } Text here%
The following are commands you can use within the style string:
| Style | Code | Result |
| Font Size | %{font-size:16px;font-family:verdana}LearnHub% |
LearnHub |
| Color | %{color:red;font-family:verdana}LearnHub% |
LearnHub |
| Color Code | %{color:#40007F}LearnHub% |
LearnHub |
| Letter Spacing | %{letter-spacing:5px}LearnHub% |
L e a r n H u b |
| Font Family | %{font-family:times}LearnHub% |
LearnHub |
Here is an example of a style string:
%{font-family:times; font-size:20px;
color:blue}Teach and Learn Online.% |
Teach and Learn Online. |
Unlike the Rich Text editor, you can create simple tables in the Textile editor. This is a major benefit. In order to create a table you must incase it in the | tag.
For example:
| This is Cell 1 | This is Cell 2 |The result is:
| This is Cell 1 | This is Cell 2 |
Can I add styles to my Tables?
Yes, you can add any style tag to your tables:
|{border-width:3px;font-family:verdana}. 3px Thick |
|{border-style:dotted;font-family:verdana}. Dotted |
|{border-width:5px; border-style:double;font-family:verdana}. 5px Thick & Ridged |
|{border-color:#c02323;font-family:verdana}. Red |
| 3px Thick |
| Dotted |
| 5px Thick & Ridged |
| Red |
Is there anything in the Rich Text Editor I can’t do in the Textile Editor?
No, you can do all the same things in the Textile Editor and more.
Using the “Pro” Editor:
| Q: Can I embed objects into my lessons? |
“Due to protection issues, we currently only allow embedded objects to certain users.”
In order to embed an object, such as a YouTube videos to LearnHub simply copy and paste the embed code provided into the editor. Remember, this can only be done in the Textile Editor.
| Text | Text | |
| Text | Text | |
| Text | Text | Text |
|\2. Text | Text | |\2. Text | Text | | Text | Text | Text |
Am I the only person to have this frustrating issue? I have set my preference to Textile Editor. When I go to create or edit a Lesson, I only have an empty RichTextBox with a Save and Cancel button at the top left. That is the menu for changing fonts, inserting links or images, etc, has just totally disappeared.
I have tried accessing from different PCs at different times and this problem still reoccurs.
Am I missing some setting I should set?
Am I the only person to have this frustrating issue? I have set my preference to Textile Editor. When I go to create or edit a Lesson, I only have an empty RichTextBox with a Save and Cancel button at the top left. That is the menu for changing fonts, inserting links or images, etc, has just totally disappeared.
I have tried accessing from different PCs at different times and this problem still reoccurs.
Am I missing some setting I should set?
The Textile Editor has nothing but an open text box for you to use HTML and Textile coding as stated in the lesson. The textile editor is for those who want to control their lesson formatting with code. If you decide you want to use all the formatting options, you must use the Rich Text editor.
please help me by specifing table creation method in detail say with an example “how to create a 3X3 table”
i will be really thankful
please can anyone help me???? some lessons i need to publish are incomplete just coz of these tables..
thanks a lot for your help lechuck . i was done with that part earlier as well. |head 1 | head 2 |. now what to do to add | head 1.1 | head 1.2| under head 1 and similarly |head 2.1|head2.2| head 2.3| ????
thanks in tons dude! :)
My pleasure!
I need some help again
I am writing a lesson but Text alignment scheme is bothering me.
I used “p=.” followed by a space and then the “text” but in result it’s showing “p=. text” instead of aligning it to center. Please help.
NOTE: in the same lesson, it’s working fine at many other places.
regards.
and can we add a pic or effect in the lesson’s background. If yes, How?
and can we add a pic or effect in the lesson’s background. If yes, How?
There isn’t any way to add a background image to the entire lesson, sorry. You may want to create a table and put an image in the background, you may be able to work something out that way.
Thanks for such a prompt reply.
can you please elaborate the way to add “Share the community” feature?
hm, something must be interrupting the paragraph command… try just adding straight html code:
<center> text </center>
That should work when textiles do not.
lechuck even html codes aren’t working in this particular case…. :(
Thanks for such a prompt reply.
can you please elaborate the way to add “Share the community” feature?
Ah I wouldn’t worry about adding that, there is an update coming to communities and the Share feature will be added automatically to all communities.
Hey lechuck!
Mate how can we adjust the size on an image?
regards
Hey lechuck!
Mate how can we adjust the size on an image?
regards
Add {width:300px}. between the ! and before the url.
It should look something like this:
! { width:300px }. http://learnhub.com/image.jpg !
without the spaces of course.
Please ignore the last message. Problem is resolved.
Great lesson and I think the comments after the lesson explains lot of new things as well. So the best way to teach in Learnhub (social learning network) is to not only share our knowledge but doubts as well.
