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A few conventions to follow when creating content:
Internal Links:
These go in square brackets i.e., [beauti] will link to a page called BEAUti.html (case is ignored and the .html should be omitted for simplicity). To create a link with more readable text: [BEAUti application](beauti).
Images:
Use the 'image.html' include like this:
{% include image.html file="image1.png" %}
This will link to images in the root level /images folder.
Use the prefix attribute to link elsewhere (still assumes an 'images' folder):
{% include image.html prefix="tutorials/tutorial1/" file="image1.png" %}
This will link to '/tutorials/tutorial1/images/image1.png'
The size of the image can be controlled with the 'width' setting:
{% include image.html width="50%" prefix="tutorials/tutorial1/" file="image1.png" %}
Specify width as a percentage of the page width so that it will scale on smaller devices like phones.
A caption can also be included:
{% include image.html caption="This is a nice image" width="50%" prefix="tutorials/tutorial1/" file="image1.png" %}
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A few conventions to follow when creating content:
Internal Links:
These go in square brackets i.e.,
[beauti]
will link to a page called BEAUti.html (case is ignored and the .html should be omitted for simplicity). To create a link with more readable text:[BEAUti application](beauti)
.Images:
Use the 'image.html' include like this:
{% include image.html file="image1.png" %}
This will link to images in the root level /images folder.
Use the prefix attribute to link elsewhere (still assumes an 'images' folder):
{% include image.html prefix="tutorials/tutorial1/" file="image1.png" %}
This will link to '/tutorials/tutorial1/images/image1.png'
The size of the image can be controlled with the 'width' setting:
{% include image.html width="50%" prefix="tutorials/tutorial1/" file="image1.png" %}
Specify width as a percentage of the page width so that it will scale on smaller devices like phones.
A caption can also be included:
{% include image.html caption="This is a nice image" width="50%" prefix="tutorials/tutorial1/" file="image1.png" %}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: