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== Usage ==

A place to build and test templates.

How to create links to transcriptions.

https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Index:Victor_Hugo_-_The_Hunchback_of_Notre-Dame_(tr._Shoberl,_1833).djvu

{{small scan link|Victor Hugo - The Hunchback of Notre-Dame (tr. Shoberl, 1833).djvu}}

{{small scan link|Secret History of the French Court under Richelieu and Mazarin.djvu}}

https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Index:Secret_History_of_the_French_Court_under_Richelieu_and_Mazarin.djvu


This is the page that told me not to eliminate line breaks, but it is obvious now that this is necessary and so I edited this page, as follows:
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Help:Beginner%27s_guide_to_proofreading#The_side_by_side_layout

===Remove===
*Line breaks.  Webpages will normally ignore single linebreaks; so, text broken into different lines (common with scanned text) will usually be seen normally by a reader.  Line breaks can cause problems, however (especially with  templates, links and tables, and italics/bold that are closed by the line ending), and should therefore be removed.

https://en.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=Help:Beginner%27s_guide_to_proofreading&action=submit

The other issue, is how to I add help with doing this!!! I am having trouble finding the prefences feature that does this & the I am not even sure I remember how to do the java script thingy--have to look into this!

LINES:



{{Custom rule|sp|100|d|6|sp|100}}

{{Custom rule|sp|20|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|sp|20}}

{{Custom rule|sp|20|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|w|4|sp|20}}



!!This is block center + poem under a heading!!

{{center|{{X-larger|THE HIDING PLACE.}}}}

{{block center|{{ppoem|
Amid this world’s tumultuous noise,
For peace my soul to Jesus flies;
If I’ve an interest in his grace,
I want no other hiding place.}}}}



From: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Clergyman%27s_Wife.djvu/19

{{block center|{{gap|2.7em|}}"A child is given to sanctify<br>A woman; set her in the sight of all<br>The clear-eyed heavens, a chosen minister<br>To do their business and lead spirits up<br>The difficult, blue heights."}}

{{block center|{{smaller|{{gap|2.7em|}}"A child is given to sanctify<br>A woman; set her in the sight of all<br>The clear-eyed heavens, a chosen minister<br>To do their business and lead spirits up<br>The difficult, blue heights."}}}}


Then, right in the middle of me trying to figure this out (which works, by the way, except that I had not yet been able to make it smaller without making it look like double spaced), somebody else apparently came in and did this with em|3, which I changed back to em|2.7 to get the " over the "m" in "woman" as per the original; and they, also added a link to a rendition of the poem that is actually a bit different from the one in the short story.


{{smaller block|{{ppoem|{{em|2.7}}"[[Aurora Leigh/Sixth Book#ClergymansWifep17|A child is given to sanctify]]
A woman; set her in the sight of all
The clear-eyed heavens, a chosen minister
To do their business and lead spirits up
The difficult, blue heights."}}}}

Without the quotation link:

{{smaller block|{{ppoem|{{em|2.7}}"A child is given to sanctify
A woman; set her in the sight of all
The clear-eyed heavens, a chosen minister
To do their business and lead spirits up
The difficult, blue heights."}}}}

NEW PROBLEM

ORIGINAL: LOCATED AT: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Count_of_Monte-Cristo_(1887_Volume_1).djvu/55

<poem>
{{block center|{{smaller|"'Les méchants sont beuveurs d'eau; 
{{gap|.75em}}Bien prouvé par le déluge.'"<ref>{{block center|
All the bad are water-drinkers; 
Noah's deluge is a proof.
}}</ref>}}}}
</poem>


REVISED:

<poem>
{{block center|{{smaller|"'Les méchants sont beuveurs d'eau; 
{{gap|.75em}}Bien prouvé par le déluge.'"<ref>All the bad are water-drinkers; 
{{gap|1em}}Noah's deluge is a proof.
</ref>}}}}
</poem>

Best one!!!--used this.



{{smaller block|{{ppoem|"'Les méchants sont beuveurs d'eau; 
{{gap|.75em}}Bien prouvé par le déluge.'"<ref>All the bad are water-drinkers;<br>{{gap|1em}}Noah's deluge is a proof.
</ref>}}}}

Man with the iron mask ----- This is it!  This is the right way to do it!!!
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask.djvu/71

{{smaller block|{{ppoem|"'O, nymph, who quittest now this grot profound.
{{gap|.75em}}To admire the greatest king of all kings round.'"}}}}


{{smaller block|{{ppoem|"He has promised us some whitings.
{{gap|.50em}}In return for all our writings."}}}}

https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask.djvu/73

ORIGINAL:

{|border="0" style="text-align:left;"
|-
|rowspan="2" | {{sc|Edmond Dantès}}, {{brace2|3|l}}
||{{sm|''An inveterate Bonapartist; took an active part in the return from the isle of Elba.''}}
|-
|{{sm|''To be kept in complete solitary confinement, and to be strictly watched and guarded.''}}
|}

EXPERIMENT:

{{left sidenote|{{larger|{{sc|Edmund Dantès,}}}}}}{{brace2|3|l}}{{sm|''An inveterate Bonapartist; took an active part in the return from the isle of Elba.''}} {{sm|''To be kept in complete solitary confinement, and to be strictly watched and guarded.''}}

[TRIED TO FIX SO ELIMINATE EXTRA SPACE IN BET LINES BUT COULD NOT GET IT TO WORK--SEE https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Count_of_Monte-Cristo_(1887_Volume_2).djvu/28 ]


New one:
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Count_of_Monte-Cristo_(1887_Volume_1).djvu/236

<poem>{{gap|1em}}{{" '}}''This treasure, which may amount to two''
''of Roman crowns in the most distant a''
''of the second opening wh''
''declare to belong to him alo''
''heir.''
{{gap|1em}}{{" '}}25''th April'', 149{{' "}}</poem>

Here is another interesting one: --note the "Caes" on right, how it is done.
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Count_of_Monte-Cristo_(1887_Volume_1).djvu/244

{{gap|1em}}{{" '}}''25th April'', 1498. {{float right|{{" '}} ''Cæs'' {{...}}}}

Adding this to the collection:
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:The_Man_in_the_Iron_Mask.djvu/85

{{block center|{{gap|2.7em|}}"(Signed) {{gap|10.2em|}}D'Herblay,<br>
{{gap|2.7em|}}"General of the Order, by the grace of God."}}


TABLE OF CONTENTS PROBLEM: SOLVED, SEE BELOW

{{c|{{X-larger|CONTENTS.}}}}


{{rule|2em}}


{{TOC begin|max-width=38em}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|max-width=38em|A Sketch of the Early Life of Nancy Prince,|{{spl2|7|5}}}}
{{TOC row 2dot-1|max-width=38em|Marriage, and Voyage to Russia,|{{spl2|22|20}}}}
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{{TOC end}}
{{Dhr}}