Talk:WiseHouse

Mark have given permission to move his tutorials and stuff from sdknuts.net

sdknuts will be closed 15 feb '08 and reopened later for other purposes

I have a copy of tuts and images locally and it will be added eventually If you have some spare time please grab a copy from sdknuts and give a hand :)

This is my first edit on wiki pages so please be gentle --Peter [AGHL] 16:34, 4 Feb 2008 (PST)

Sample files are missing from the article atm, I need to upload 'em to a hosting site and create an external link --Peter [AGHL] 16:34, 4 Feb 2008 (PST)

Tables ...

Hmm bit odd with this table editing thing Found a link which explains very well at http://en.wikipedia.org --Peter [AGHL] 04:29, 5 Feb 2008 (PST)

Experiment with it, but remember not to overuse tables to format images: in some cases it might be needed, but it's generally unnecessary since the images themselves can be formated using the extended image syntax. (I'm not referring specifically to your edits, since I haven't taken a good look at them; just making a general comment)

Also, most articles (especially tutorials such as these) should always have images for reference, but the number of images should not be excessive to the point that the article gets harder to read. If the page starts to look "clogged up" with images, consider suppressing a few of them. Another thing to note is: there's no problem if you scale-down an image so that it can fit neatly to the side of a paragraph (even if you can't tell out all the details in it) because the user can click the image to see it "full size", if the user is interested in doing so. It's more important to have a neatly organized page than being able to completely discern every little aspect of every picture on that page.

But as I said earlier, don't worry too much about it: if it doesn't turn out okay the first time it can be improved later! ;) --Etset 04:51, 5 Feb 2008 (PST)

Thanks a lot, looks a little better with scaled down images (thumbs) --Peter [AGHL] 06:32, 5 Feb 2008 (PST)