Jeff, I put a news item (pretty much similar to my above post) in (I thought) the news section, but it doesn't come up. I can't work out exactly where it is apart from being visible in the changes column.
Can you PM me (or mail me) how to place news items for future reference?
Martin.
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Only Published news items show up in the news section. I published yours earlier today, and everything works great.Martin Thoene wrote:Jeff, I put a news item (pretty much similar to my above post) in (I thought) the news section, but it doesn't come up. I can't work out exactly where it is apart from being visible in the changes column.
Can you PM me (or mail me) how to place news items for future reference?
Martin.
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I want this page in a book!
since i can't bring my laptop to bed (my girlfriend will kill me)... i recon you (the makers) have to bring this out in a book! with all the pictures en species descriptions (especially the pictures!!)
the green bamboo looks great! to bad the grey glow around the clownloach isn't taken away
since i can't bring my laptop to bed (my girlfriend will kill me)... i recon you (the makers) have to bring this out in a book! with all the pictures en species descriptions (especially the pictures!!)
the green bamboo looks great! to bad the grey glow around the clownloach isn't taken away
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Mark.....we wrote the book back in 2003 and it still sits in TFH Publications files awaiting a projected publication next year in late Summer/early Autumn.
Obviously in a book you can't feature anywhere near the number of species we do on the website, but there's around 60 in the original book text, plus there's a lot of stuff that doesn't feature on Loaches Online. It's so hard-core loach-fanatic in nature that someone called it "Loach-porn" while we were writing it
An enjoyable bed-time read to be sure.
Even unpublished it's top of the pile here:
http://community.loaches.com/loaches-in ... ng-loaches
Martin.
Obviously in a book you can't feature anywhere near the number of species we do on the website, but there's around 60 in the original book text, plus there's a lot of stuff that doesn't feature on Loaches Online. It's so hard-core loach-fanatic in nature that someone called it "Loach-porn" while we were writing it
An enjoyable bed-time read to be sure.Even unpublished it's top of the pile here:
http://community.loaches.com/loaches-in ... ng-loaches
Martin.
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You don't like the glow? I need something to pull out the loach logo from a dark blue (e.g. forums) or green (e.g. community) background. Otherwise, the transition is awkward. It looks fine to me.Mark Janssen wrote:I want this page in a book!
since i can't bring my laptop to bed (my girlfriend will kill me)... i recon you (the makers) have to bring this out in a book! with all the pictures en species descriptions (especially the pictures!!)
the green bamboo looks great! to bad the grey glow around the clownloach isn't taken away
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