The Remix is stored in your cookies, it is not associated with your account. The new version of the remixer that will be released very soon (it is in beta right now) allows you to save your

Not sure if this would work, but if you enable sync on your browser, it is possible that it will synchronize the cookies. Then you would see the changes on any computer as long as you are logged into

The remixing maps are stored in the computer's cookies and do not transfer if one jumps to a different computer. They are not lost. Now, we will release a demo version of v2.0 today or tomorrow that

I have a Remix in progress that I started on Tuesday, which saves on my office computer. But if I log in to LibreTexts on another computer (my laptop), the Remix does not appear (just shows as a

The UALR page didn't have the {{template.ShowCategory()}}, it was just an empty page (not sure why). It is fixed now. Dorte

I used the Remixer to combine some content and it shows up here: https://bio.libretexts.org/Courses/University_of_Arkansas_Little_Rock/BIOL3300_Genetics But... if you are in the Biology Library and

I have been asked to explain the significance (impact) of the "new <figure> system" that some of you have noticed on the platform recently. The <figure> system is the HTML5 code (read that as

I have many of the same issues with various tables. Among other things being able to control the vertical height, separately being able to set all borders on a table cell (top, bottom, right left)

I don't see a problem with the figure?

I just realized I did not click the link,

Sure, also, figure 12.9.1 is missing the 3px orbital here, I am not sure what is going on. (I have not touched the page)-- Dr. Robert E. Belford Professor UALR Department of Chemistry 501 569-8824

Bob: We need to apply a table style to do this. I will get back to you with something soon. Also, please add the caption to the table via the table settings and not as a separate line

I wish to make this table here (table 6.5.1) have borders around the cells, and can't seem to do that. Any

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

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

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

Can you give me an example URL for me to take a look at? Delmar -- Delmar Larsen, Ph.D.LibreText, Founder & Executive Directorhttps://LibreTexts.orgThe Future is OpenWeekly Libretexts

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

already handled. -- Delmar Larsen, Ph.D.LibreText, Founder & Executive Directorhttps://LibreTexts.orgThe Future is OpenWeekly Libretexts Office Hours Zoom meetings (open to all): * Tuesdays

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