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tjs_whatnot ([personal profile] tjs_whatnot) wrote2025-01-15 11:02 am

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a beach in winter with the sand covered in snow text snowflake challenge january 1 - 31 in cursive font colours blended with the skyline

 


Hmmmm...

Lets see. What do I usually wish for? I can't even remember anymore. Oh yeah...

Artists and Writers: Anything you want to create, either remixing or illustrating something that I've written in the past, or maybe something from the fandom of any of this year's 5 star reads?

Graphics and/or Coding Gurus: I neeeeeeed help! I did one of those reading bingo things--first one I've ever finished and I'm ridiculous pleased with myself--and I'd like to make it pretty, or have links or... IDK, be able to make it mine in someway, ya know? So I need help, or it if is easier to just do it than explain it, then that instead. *looks sheepish*

Readers and Reccers: Sell me on your favorite book from this year!

And wow. That's it. Oh yeah, if you have asked for anything on your Wishlist that you think might be in my wheel house to provide--as a writer, reader or squee-er, do me a solid and link it here, yeah? Cool.
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[personal profile] silveradept 2025-01-27 12:30 am (UTC)(link)
The border may or may not be there depending on whether or not DW allows you to use <style> tags in your entry.

Let's see if I can make this work in small caps.



There we go. This is possible because I added a style attribute to the preceding paragraph. You might have to do the same with your table by adding style="border: 1px solid black;" to the

table
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elements, so they read <table style="border: 1px solid black"> for example.
Edited 2025-01-27 00:39 (UTC)