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Neopopulas replied on August 19, 2008 14:37 to the question "Rename QuickStart, but still have it work the same" in PBwiki:
A shame, but pretty much what i thought, thanks though!-
Rachel Pennig replied on August 18, 2008 17:41 to the question "Rename QuickStart, but still have it work the same" in PBwiki:
Hello! It is not possible to rename these pages. They draw their actions from the page titles, so renaming them will break their functions. I'm sorry! -
Neopopulas asked a question in PBwiki on August 16, 2008 09:40:
Rename QuickStart, but still have it work the sameIs there any way to rename Sidebar, QuickStart and RecentActicity, yet still have them function the same, in that sidebar box?
I really dislike that sidebar style - i much preferred the original - but if i have to use it i would like to know if its possibly to rename - even if its just that its been visibly renamed - to something that is more useful. -
KrissyMo replied on February 04, 2008 05:10 to the question "How do you indent text" in PBwiki:
Hey Kernigh, Thanks for the tip on writing < > in get satisfaction. I've been trying to figure that out myself. -
Neopopulas replied on February 03, 2008 23:11 to the question "How do you indent text" in PBwiki:
Thanks, i'll try that out now. I'm still getting used to this new fangled place myself. have to admit i preferred the old forum-style, but whatever.
Thanks again for the help.It should clean up the mess a little. -
Kernigh replied on February 03, 2008 22:22 to the question "How do you indent text" in PBwiki:
(And here on getsatisfaction.com, it seems that I have to use < and > to write the < and > signs in the above reply.) -
Kernigh replied on February 03, 2008 22:19 to the question "How do you indent text" in PBwiki:
In the standard editor, use some html and css to indent your text.
<div style="text-indent: 1cm;">
The first line of this paragraph will have an indentation of one centimeter. The css text-indent only indents the first line. There are other units; instead of 1cm, you can write 0.5in or 30px for example.
</div>
<div style="margin-left: 1cm;">
This entire paragraph has a left margin of one centimeter. The css margin-left indents the entire paragraph.
</div>
Every div tag needs a matching /div tag to close. Also, there needs to a blank line after the div and before the /div so that WikiStyle will think that you are indenting a paragraph.
<div style="margin-left: 1cm;">This text is indented, but it is not a paragraph, so it does not have a blank line after it.</div>
And there will be now blank line before this paragraph. Try pasting this entire reply into a wiki sandbox. -
Neopopulas asked a question in PBwiki on February 03, 2008 19:58:
How do you indent textI have been attempting to make indents with the standard editor (not the point-and-click) and i was wondering if there was a way to indent texts without using the classic (and messy) ' ' a billion times
