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Literature Templates Tutorial
Published: 2009-01-08 00:32:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 14593; Favourites: 219; Downloads: 226
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I know it's long, but I thought it'd be helpful. I get a lot of questions about literature templates.The template used in the tutorial is here: [link]
Yes, I know my poem stinks!
I was just to lazy to write something real to put in there.
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Now, you can just let the owner know by just linking the owner, or the thumb of the deviation. Everything will be done via the mentions system.
If, however, the owner set his/her mention notices to off, let's just go by the old contact-a-person-by-notes-or-comments.
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Oh, so that's what the visual poetry thing is for. I was wondering...
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You, miss, are a wonderful and generous person for putting this up~
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Okay, I get it.
Here I'd been thinking Lit Templates were done in CSS, like journal skins. It's reassuring that it's actually more straightforward than that.
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Super easy. CSS is baffling to me.
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I was wondering... Would I still have to put it in the visual poetry category if it were a short piece of prose like you mentioned? I've only just found these and they seem amazing, but I don't write poetry that often, sometimes philosophical prose pieces which I would like to put on one of these.
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The issue is that only the Visual Poetry category allows visual uploads. Everything else only lets you put in text with a preview image.
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This is fantastic - I hope you don't mind that I like to it, too, with whatever random submissions I feel the need to do with literature templates... it's just so handy!
Thank you again!
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