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I'm begining to seriously doubt I'll ever understand what an em is. It's being used as some sort of measurement unit. The closest I've come to grepping anything for it was a page somewhere that said it's used in CSS to indicate font size. I don't actually know if it's got a fixed width or not. But my browser does seem to be giving it a size. Other than that the table is still a mess, it's often indicating that a cell will have 1 style & then once you get into the cell itself, it gives a different style for no apparent reason. I'm half tempted to clean out a lot of that contradictory code just so I don't go insane trying to understand why it's all there. And really, the table is the least of my problems. It's the ask statement that's going to be a pain... I keep thinking that there was something I read in one of the help or manual pages about computing or about arrays or about alternate text in the inline queries... now I've just got to find it. | I'm begining to seriously doubt I'll ever understand what an em is. It's being used as some sort of measurement unit. The closest I've come to grepping anything for it was a page somewhere that said it's used in CSS to indicate font size. I don't actually know if it's got a fixed width or not. But my browser does seem to be giving it a size. Other than that the table is still a mess, it's often indicating that a cell will have 1 style & then once you get into the cell itself, it gives a different style for no apparent reason. I'm half tempted to clean out a lot of that contradictory code just so I don't go insane trying to understand why it's all there. And really, the table is the least of my problems. It's the ask statement that's going to be a pain... I keep thinking that there was something I read in one of the help or manual pages about computing or about arrays or about alternate text in the inline queries... now I've just got to find it. | ||
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Revision as of 14:54, 14 February 2009
ok, so here's the idea - a template that lets me just enter in the techs that I've got (and probably another one for the skills) & returns a nice table of what I still need to learn that's available and where (and/or a nice table listing all my techs/skills/etc)
yea, it sounds like a big project
and a lot of junk in the template ;)
ah but it'll be COOL!
![[{{{1}}}]] |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"| |align="center"|
fume=1
advanced animal husbandry=1
advanced blacksmithing=1
advanced glassblowing=1
advanced metallurgy=2
agriculture=1
animal husbandry=1
aromatics=1
avian selection=1
barley cultivation=1
basic charcoal production=1
basic chemistry=1
beekeeping=1
beer brewing=1
blacksmithing=1
botanical identification=1
brick rack construction=1
carpentry=1
carving=4
casting=1
chariot repair=1
clothwork=1
compound construction=1
controlled burn=1
cooking=1
desiccation=1
dowsing=1
ecology=3
entomology=1
exploration travel=1
fine casting=1
firebuilding=3
fishing=1
flax processing=1
foraging=1
gardening=1
glassblowing=1
guild construction=1
hive optimization=1
home construction=1
horticulture=1
improved brick rack construction=1
kiln construction=1
masonry=1
mining=1
metallurgy=2
pyrotechnic mortar construction=1
navigation=1
obelisk construction=2
ore extraction=2
papyrus paper fabrication=1
pottery=1
project management=1
pyramid construction=7
rhythmic strength=5
ritual item construction=1
rock saw construction=1
salvage techniques=2
sign construction=1
stone blade fabrication=7
stonecutting=1
stonemasonry=1
structural pottery=1
structure maintenance=1
strusture reapri=1
taxidermy=1
the science of color=1
viticulture=1
water mining=1
wood treatment=1
- Architecture = #f80
- Art = #0cf
- Body = #4f4
- Harmony = #c0f
- Leadership = #44f
- Thought = #f44
- Discipline = #ff2
MidnightBlue, me, SaiCoSis, Heplotep, Waerloga, Pandemonis
| Discipline of | |||
| [[{{{2}}}]] | |||
| Lvl | Test | ||
| ? | [[Principles of {{{2}}}]] | ||
| ? | Unreleased Test | ||
| ? | Unreleased Test | ||
| ? | Unreleased Test | ||
| ? | Unreleased Test | ||
| ? | Unreleased Test | ||
| ? | Unreleased Test | ||
| ? | Unreleased Test | ||
| [[{{{2}}} Rewards]] | |||
I'm begining to seriously doubt I'll ever understand what an em is. It's being used as some sort of measurement unit. The closest I've come to grepping anything for it was a page somewhere that said it's used in CSS to indicate font size. I don't actually know if it's got a fixed width or not. But my browser does seem to be giving it a size. Other than that the table is still a mess, it's often indicating that a cell will have 1 style & then once you get into the cell itself, it gives a different style for no apparent reason. I'm half tempted to clean out a lot of that contradictory code just so I don't go insane trying to understand why it's all there. And really, the table is the least of my problems. It's the ask statement that's going to be a pain... I keep thinking that there was something I read in one of the help or manual pages about computing or about arrays or about alternate text in the inline queries... now I've just got to find it.
