ok. Go to Elements and templates... then select the first on the list and insert template. That will copy the code you want. You can reverse engineer it. If you wan, I can also use the bot to add

Captions....I just need to know the html syntax - I tried and it made a mess...so I have something messed dup in my head about how the syntax works. Pat Patrick McClanahan Professor of Computer

A request on behalf of Ayanna Wade from UC Davis who is involved in the assessment/analytics thrust of the project. Delmar My name is Ayanna Wade. I am working on behalf of the UC Davis Center for

Definitions: Captions: Texts under an image to be wrapped together within a <figure> block. This is indicated via <figcaption</figcaption> sub-blocks. When you add a Figure template (under elements),

I need to put attributions on all my images/figures in my doc. I attempted to go into HTML and enter the <figure> tag, but that did not work. Is there a secret to adding captions to figure/images in

I don't think this is related to either the Wikipedia hotlinking block or the hypothesis block. I need to delve deeper into the revisions to come up with an answer... perhaps in a week or two. Let me

Josh and Delmar, Thank you! It is fixed now! You don't think this is related to the same problem we're having with hypothesis? (ie the URL change in the Saint Mary's pages?)

I am unsure of what is going on. I don't see any edits to the page by anyone or a bot. I can check with Mindtouch to see if there is a sync problem with the mstatic database holding the images and the

Hi Kathryn, It looked fine on the bookshelf so I copied the URLs for the images over into your course shell. Looks OK now Josh

Hi Delmar, Here's another page where not only the figures are missing, but also at least one link is disrupted. 4.3.1: Polar Bonds How can I fix this?

Thank you....appreciate the prompt response to this. Yeah - am trying to keep the plates spinning, but hope to get those items addressed for the material I am adding... Pat Patrick

Done. You are at 109 pages.I am aware of the <pre> code that was not introduced into the PDF output so we need to fix. I just need to make a "code box" template and I can run a global edit to

Have a few edits here and there...but need to compile it and download it so that I can at least use the first few modules Thanks Pat Patrick McClanahan Professor of Computer Science Science and Math

just ask. We are manually doing it since there a several steps that need to be done in a specific order and it is easy to get wayward. Ready to go live? Delmar

OOOPS - URL: https://eng.libretexts.org/Courses/Delta_College/C___-_Data_Structures_(Test) Patrick McClanahan Professor of Computer Science Science and Math 252 San Joaquin Delta College Stockton,

I just did a remix of a book to reorder and add some pages, remove stuff etc. Now that I have it back in my courses, what is the process to get it to a place to be able to compile it? I know that a

I heard back from Hypothes.is support. The issue was with changed URLs. When I checked at the time of my last post, I had not actually changed the URL completely back to what it was originally.

As part of our effort to update the user experience on the LibreTexts platform, we have implemented two new features: On the section pages of all libraries, you will notice light blue arrows on each

That one looks like it was not properly harvested. I moved it to the under construction area for further construction. We need to push hard in bringing in CS text.

I noticed the very same behavior with another book in Coputer Science - the Open Structures by Porin https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Computer_Science/Book%3A_Open_Structures_(Porin) Patrick