node.live faq

NODE FAQs

This section contains answers to Frequently Asked Questions about NODE. The first question is one with many sub questions/answers, and includes info on creating blog, book and forum posts, inserting images, subscribing to node RSS feeds, managing your account and commenting on others' posts, to name a few.

Tags and Tagging Explained

Whilst browsing through the site, you may have noticed the list of words at the bottom right-hand-side of a post's view: 

Tag line on posts

Commenting on node posts

The 'add new comment' option can be found at the bottom left hand side of any blog or book post. You must be logged in to post a comment, if you are not you will see a link inviting you to log in and post a comment:

 

Add a new comment

 

How do I create a book page?

The quickest and easiest way to create a book page is to click on the 'create new book page' menu item under the 'books (or 'Wikis')' menu item:

 

Create Book Page

 

Book (aka 'wiki'): structured, mass collaboratively authored documents

A book is a set of pages tied together in sequence, perhaps with chapters, sections, subsections, and so on. You can use books for manuals, site resource guides, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), or whatever you'd like.

Users who have permission can create a book and write, review, modify, or rearrange the pages. Many users can work together on a book. You can allow or disallow collaboration, to whatever extent you want.

Blog: a blog for every node user

(note: some of the information presented in the following post was taken from the dupal.org website)

What are Blogs, Books, Groups etc., and how do I use them?

This area contains definitions and brief "how to" instructions for each of the core areas of the NODE website.

I can't insert an image in my blog entry!

Have a look at this post on inserting images...

node.live - Protocols and Guidelines

Protocols for use

node.live is a UWA hosted interactive website that aims to build communities of students and encourage sharing of information and expertise.

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