Sorry you are encountering issues. What library is your account on?

I think this page in the construction guide should answer your first questions. When you hit publish you have to hit publish again after you see the publish summary, then click "your LibreTexts is ava

You can create a separate text and course shell for your second class. If you saved the remixing map for the first book you can pull that in and edit it as necessary for your next class. Otherwise you

Dear Anne, Publishing will move your text into a BridgeValley Campus hub from where your students can access it. This "course shell" can contain just your custom text or you can use it for storing oth

We just changed the setup so users create their remixes/texts in a sandbox area (not public) until they are ready for them to go public. If you send me information about what library you are working o

I should clarify, this is for anyone that uses LibreTexts in their class, not just for people funded by the grant. Thank you for your response, John.

Dear LibreTexts users, We are collecting some data on usage for our End of the Year Report for the Department of Eduction Grant. For this we need some data on how many students are using LibreTexts an

The best way to do that is actually to simply do a regular google search and include "site:link to the book" after the search term. For example: entropy site:chem.libretexts.org/Courses/University_of_

#courseshells

I think the "forking" option should simply appear when you try to edit a transcluded page. I hope that is possible. Ideally it would ask "Do you want to create a copy of the page (i.e. fork the page)

#transclusion #bugs

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 remix and

#remix

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

#remix #courseshells

I don't see a problem with the figure?

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

#remix #referencing

The Jupyter team is choosing software for Jupyter page integration into LibreTexts pages and wants to know the opinions and concerns of anyone involved (including LibreTexts authors, students, and ins

#jupyter

It looks like Henry broke it. Don't do anything, we'll get Henry to fix whatever he did

It sounds like you should do a remix and only grab the sections you want to use. Generally, if you are making edits to a book that are generally considered improvements to the book you edit the origin

Go to the front page of your published text. Select "Options" in the menu and pick "delete". That will delete the entire book

Strange, I thought I replied to this already but it doesn't seem to show so my apologizes if this ends up being a double answer: Yes, please DO change the format to the Libretexts format. Part of the

#Formatting #Equations

Are you trying to create images from a pdf? If so you can use https://pdftoimage.com/

Hi Bob, a) The formatting difference is because the automatic numbering uses the format from the title. The first example you use has the (correct) title format "11.2: Ion-Dipole Forces" while the sec

#Formatting #referencing #templates #Equations