Re: Drugs in the Regency
Oh my that sounds like a very angsyt story!I could imagine a story though, that would have Darcy fall into the trap, maybe after an longer illness around his 18th year of life, combined with the first...
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Re: HTML footnotes now work
Nat, look at Kathy's post toward the top of the thread. I just tested a post over on the JAFF library board with links going to two different footnotes and back again. Worked perfectly. If anyone...
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...that I deleted the test post over there on account of it being off-topic.
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I was able to go back by just clicking the browser's back arrow. That didn't work for you?
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I think she meant that Margaret's example there didn't have links to take you back to where you were.
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That's what I thought was meant, too. But in my browser (which is whatever the latest version of Chrome on the Mac is) pushing the back arrow button took me back to where I was when I clicked the...
View ArticleTo Bear Is to Conquer Our Fate
Hi Shemelle,I just reread your story.I loved it! Again. :)Thank you for writing.Lisette
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Does anyone have any suggestions for a family friendly, original fiction site where a young person can post? I'm looking for something with an environment similar to what we have here at DWG, with...
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You will have to make certain that all the anchor names you use for the links are unique, so when all the chapters are archived together into a single page, the link to the first footnote in chapter 2...
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I just tested the back arrow on my iPad, and that does not work. This could be my iPad being cranky, and it could be fixed tomorrow when they push iOS 7, but it's worth noting that this may not be...
View ArticleLooking for a story
It's a regency ANI story, I remember the heroine goes to London disguised as a boy to inquire after her brother who is MIA/given as dead in the continent. She stays in a bachelor's lodgings with her...
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I know that story! That's Penelope's Ploy, by Cindy C. Great story!
View ArticleRe: A drabble for my angstophillic friends
Stan, I think you'll appreciate this. I rushed to write part of a scene this morning because I had a pivotal moment in my head and needed to write it down before it was gone. I couldn't figure out why...
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Rosie,:) That is high praise, indeed: to be seen as close to canon is, I’m sure, as high as any of us could aspire to. And, as I understand that stealing other authors’ ideas has a grand tradition in...
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As one of Aaron Sorkin's characters said, "Good writers borrow from other writers. Great writers steal from them outright." ;)The details of my plot are falling together nicely, so I'm hoping this...
View ArticleRe: The best way to handle footnotes
I stick any footnote at the end of a chapter posted in italics on FF which tends to be an historical expansion purely for those who are interested, or, in the case of areas, a description of the...
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