Demo Newsletter No. 1

Hi! Welcome to the demo issue of SmackTalk

Hi! Welcome to the demo issue of SmackTalk

The "Full HTML" Input format automatically includes line breaks so you won't need to bother with the manual line break tag <br>

This is the h3 header

To create an edition of SmackTalk:

  1. Click "Newsletter admin" on the left
  2. Click "Create a new issue of the newsletter"
  3. Type or paste in your HTML and then click "Save"
  4. Your newsletter should show up at http://jellywatch.org/blooms/newsletter.

***I highly suggest that you edit the newsletter HTML in notepad or another HTML/text editor and then paste it into the text box, as it does not automatically save your work. Once you hit "save" on the bottom, it is published on the website.***

To include an image:

  1. Right-click "Newsletter Admin" on the left and choose to open the link in a new tab (this is so you don't lose your work on the newsletter)
  2. Click "Add an image to an image gallery" in the middle
  3. Give the image a title, click "Browse..." to find the image from your hard drive, and then click "upload"
  4. Under the Gallery menu, choose "Newsletter" (or another gallery name if you have made another gallery)
  5. Click save
  6. When you click save, you'll be taken to where the image is located. Right-click on the image and go to "View image"
  7. Your browser will show you the image by itself. Find the URL at the top. Copy the URL.
  8. Go back to the tab where you are working on your newsletter. Paste the URL into your HTML. It should look like this: <img src="http://jellywatch.org/sites/default/files/imagecache/reg/bloopbloopbloop.PNG"> where "bloopbloopbloop.PNG" is replaced by whatever your picture is.

To include a user-uploaded image

  1. In a new tab, click "List sightings" on the left and find the sighting that has the image you want. Click to open the sighting.
  2. Once you're on the individual sighting page, click the image to open up the full-resolution version of the picture. Copy the URL into the <img> tag as shown above