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Benvenuto
modificaCiao Frecks, un saluto di benvenuto su Wikisource, la biblioteca libera!
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Storia di Torino
modificaHi, I guess you don't speak Italian? I fixed some things in the pages you created, please review them before you continue. In particular, pay attention to the space after the apostrophe: most of the times we don't put any space. And please don't use templates like this: {{larger}}text but rather like this: {{larger|text}}, it's cleaner. Please ask at the bar if you have any doubt. Thanks, Can da Lua (disc.) 16:35, 4 set 2023 (CEST)
- You are correct, I’m not Italian, but I was following this:
- Wikisource:Convenzioni di trascrizione’’
- ‘’Elementi originali da mantenere:
- Riproduci gli spazi tra le parole e gli apostrofi (o la loro eventuale assenza, es: un altra)
- @
- Frecks (disc.) 16:59, 4 set 2023 (CEST)
- Yes, but in the same page, in the section "Apostrofi", there's a more detailed explanation and the conclusion is that "la spaziatura degli apostrofi è sempre da normalizzare secondo le convenzioni attuali", and then there's a table explaining the different cases. I hope it may help you. Can da Lua (disc.) 18:00, 4 set 2023 (CEST)
- Thanks Frecks (disc.) 18:41, 4 set 2023 (CEST)
- Yes, but in the same page, in the section "Apostrofi", there's a more detailed explanation and the conclusion is that "la spaziatura degli apostrofi è sempre da normalizzare secondo le convenzioni attuali", and then there's a table explaining the different cases. I hope it may help you. Can da Lua (disc.) 18:00, 4 set 2023 (CEST)
Complimenti!
modificaDear Frecks,
your contribution is outstanding! You are actually proving that the learning curve in this project is not totally inhuman! If you need any advice do not hesitate to contact me. εΔω 07:24, 6 set 2023 (CEST)
- Thanks - I have a problem: I can not get {{Pg}} to work (see Indice p. 523). Frecks (disc.) 13:47, 7 set 2023 (CEST)
- Another small problem! Storia di Torino/Libro I/Capo VIII has text transcluded after the Notes. The first paragraph of the transclusion has a page break, and this shows as a new paragraph in the resulting page above. Can you fix this? Frecks (disc.) 18:50, 8 set 2023 (CEST)
- I'm terribly sorry for my late answers, but if you do not "ping" me by writing @[[User:OrbiliusMagister]] in your message (or by writing on my user talk page), I will not be notified of your post.
- "Pg" is a victim of the recent updated versions of Mediawiki, if it has not yet been fixed it will be in the near future. If your book is in two or more volumes it will need a little tweak from our tech users. please, be patient, and in the meantime do not bother about it.
- The second issue is a little more complex... There is a </div> hidden somewhere in the page namespace that closes the page sequence in ns0 before the notes. I will search for it, but it might not be explicitly written... it might be inside a template, it might be an automatic reaction by Mediawiki. I have already met this bug. - εΔω 07:45, 2 nov 2023 (CET)
- @User:OrbiliusMagister thanks - everything now works! Frecks (disc.) 12:34, 2 nov 2023 (CET)
- Another small problem! Storia di Torino/Libro I/Capo VIII has text transcluded after the Notes. The first paragraph of the transclusion has a page break, and this shows as a new paragraph in the resulting page above. Can you fix this? Frecks (disc.) 18:50, 8 set 2023 (CEST)