Talk:Schedule of Upcoming Events
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[edit] Table Template: (month), (yyyy)
This code:
<!-- INSTRUCTIONS FOR NEW MONTH!!! --> <!-- START --> <!-- Copy and paste from the above comment all the way to "END" comment --> <!-- Leave TABLE tag and TR table heading row as-is --> <table border=1 cellpadding=4 width=100%> <tr valign=bottom align=left style="background:#DDA0DD"> <th width=60>Date<th width=120>Location<th width=120>Event<th width=120>Coordinator<th width=120>Rabbits<th>Notes </tr> <!-- INSTRUCTIONS FOR NEW EVENT!!! --> <!-- Copy this row, from "<TR" to "</TR>", to add a single event to the list, in date order --> <!-- Replace the (variables) and instructions after each "<TD>" with the event details --> <TR valign=top> <td>(dates) without month or year <td>(location) in (city), (st) format <td>(event) as a Category page link <td>(coordinator) with User page link <!-- INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADDING A RABBIT!!! --> <!-- To add yourself, put a comma after the previous Rabbit and insert "~~~" --> <td>(rabbits) with User pages links <td>(notes) </TR> <!-- Leave this table tag closing as-is --> </table> <!-- END -->
...makes this table:
| Date | Location | Event | Coordinator | Rabbits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (dates) without month or year | (location) in (city), (st) format | (event) as a Category page link | (coordinator) with User page link | (rabbits) with User pages links | (notes) |
[edit] Moving Past Events off this Article Page
A Past Events page exists, to which we move each month, as it passes.
[edit] Organize by Month vs Organize by Region
RESOLVED: table format, organized by month.
[edit] Tables for Event Lists?
RESOLVED: table format, organized by month.
Why is this using html tables rather than wiki tables?Timotab 15:53, 1 September 2007 (PDT)
- Because it's easier to see what's going on with HTML than it is with the wiki table code. Further, I find the wiki table coding to be far too fiddly with regards to where you have to put a space or a bar to define attributes versus content. In short, wiki code is too easy to break and too annoying to fix. --David Artman 08:40, 4 September 2007 (PDT)
