Thanks for pointing this out. When students transfer material numbering of references, figure numbers, and similar often end up being hard coded in as in this text. In your edited page you can simply change "28" to "1" so it doesn't look so strange.

I remixed a text using books from OpenStax and a couple of other books. I forked it for editing. I have superscripts that refer to references, and those reference links were retained but with the old numbering system. It's not a problem for now, but is something that eventually needs attention. 

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ok. We need to solidify our internal referencing system, especially when coupled with the Remixer. We have played with different approaches. I won't have a quick answer for you, but we will get it completed soon.

Delmar

https://geo.libretexts.org/Courses/University_of_California_Davis/UCD%3A_Geobiology_(Sumner)/Text/1%3A_What_is_life%3F/1.1%3A_What_is_life%2C_exactly%3F

I've edited the page and deleted most of the footnotes because the links were bad. I left #28 (but edited the content)

On Mon, Sep 23, 2019 at 11:18 PM Delmar Larsen via Groups.Io <dlarsen=libretexts.org@groups.io> wrote:

Can you give me an example URL for me to take a look at?

Delmar

On 9/23/2019 9:32 PM, Dawn Sumner wrote:

I remixed a text using books from OpenStax and a couple of other books. I forked it for editing. I have superscripts that refer to references, and those reference links were retained but with the old numbering system. It's not a problem for now, but is something that eventually needs attention. 

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Can you give me an example URL for me to take a look at?

Delmar

I remixed a text using books from OpenStax and a couple of other books. I forked it for editing. I have superscripts that refer to references, and those reference links were retained but with the old numbering system. It's not a problem for now, but is something that eventually needs attention. 

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I remixed a text using books from OpenStax and a couple of other books. I forked it for editing. I have superscripts that refer to references, and those reference links were retained but with the old numbering system. It's not a problem for now, but is something that eventually needs attention. 

already handled.

Hello,

I just checked your registration and there is one for Dawn Sumner dysumner@....  Try to reset your password by clicking on the gray arrow pointing at the book to the left of the sign on button.  If that does not work I can set up another account for you under a different userID 

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On 2019-09-22 21:11, Dawn Sumner wrote:

I worked through my Remixing Map and then pulled all of the parts into the OER Remixer.  When I tried to "Publish your LibreText", I got an error that I was using it in "Demonstration Mode" and I don't have permission to use it.

I did try to log in with my geo.libretext username and password, and it said my login failed. Thus, I created a new account, with the same username. That should have clued me in, I guess. 

Anyway, can I have permission to use OER Remixer soon? It's for my fall class, which starts on Thursday.

Thanks
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Hello,

I just checked your registration and there is one for Dawn Sumner dysumner@....  Try to reset your password by clicking on the gray arrow pointing at the book to the left of the sign on button.  If that does not work I can set up another account for you under a different userID 

Best

I worked through my Remixing Map and then pulled all of the parts into the OER Remixer.  When I tried to "Publish your LibreText", I got an error that I was using it in "Demonstration Mode" and I don't have permission to use it.

I did try to log in with my geo.libretext username and password, and it said my login failed. Thus, I created a new account, with the same username. That should have clued me in, I guess. 

Anyway, can I have permission to use OER Remixer soon? It's for my fall class, which starts on Thursday.

Thanks
Dawn

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Thank you!
Celine

On my menu there is a 'code' format. It isn't part of the drop-down menu, but part of the menu that rests above, select 'format' and then 'code' and see if that changes to a monospace font. 

You are right, they are going to charge me $32 to read it! ... too
bad, it is really a shame that science is gated and not available to
any but the elite. (This is not a rant, ... I was thinking that since
the image was on a site that appears to be affiliated with the UN, it
might be open access, but I was wrong). None-the-less, I will
contact them and see what happens.

Thanks,
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Can I use the top image of this page?
https://phys.org/news/2019-01-university-technologies-arsenic-groundwater.html

Here is the usage policy, and I am too tired to figure it out. But I
could contact them. Does anyone have input?

It seems we should be able to, and I can contact them.

Cheers,
Bob




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Hi all, I hope I'm asking this in the right place. I'm integrating a Java programming textbook and have been running into some uncertainties in formatting. In the original book, the author uses bold text to highlight important phrases and a blue monospaced style for code in paragraphs. However, a different font is used to reference certain parts of the code without actually styling it as code. I've attached a screenshot to try and illustrate what I'm describing (null is in the monospaced style, and words like size, target, Node, and data are in the different font).

Any thoughts on how to format this? So far, I've stuck to using bold for those words as well. Should LaTeX be used to make them stand out better?
Best,
Ethan

Hi Delmar,

Do we still go through you for setting up LT accounts? Kumari is a
grad student of Shanzi and she has been helping him with the
biochemistry textbook. She was going to also help us with the
workshop in Fayetteville, and I thought it would be prudent to get her
her own account. I am ccing her, but her email and name are Kumari
Karn <kvkarn@ualr.edu> .

Can you set her up so she can create content? (She has been using
Shanzi's login, and I think she should have her own).

Cheers,
Bob

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That is great.

I made is semi-public so that it will work, but no one can see it.

If you like, we can print the book and bind it via luluexpress and you can edit/review that way instead of individual pages. It may take 7-9 days though.

Delmar

I have completed the initial work on the textbook (Analytical Chemistry 2.1) located here

https://chem.libretexts.org/Under_Construction/Users/DTH

I would like to convert the chapters into individual PDF files so that I can do a final review while reading them from on my iPad where I can annotate final corrections (particularly of equations). When I click on the PDF button I get the following message: This page is not publicly accessible. I assume this has something to do with where the text is stored or its permissions. Is there anyway to convert it into a PDF prior to making it fully public?

David

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I have completed the initial work on the textbook (Analytical Chemistry 2.1) located here

https://chem.libretexts.org/Under_Construction/Users/DTH

I would like to convert the chapters into individual PDF files so that I can do a final review while reading them from on my iPad where I can annotate final corrections (particularly of equations). When I click on the PDF button I get the following message: This page is not publicly accessible. I assume this has something to do with where the text is stored or its permissions. Is there anyway to convert it into a PDF prior to making it fully public?

David