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[scarfman]

Contributory to the arguments presented to me by LJ friends for signing up was that including my daily cartoon(s) in my journal will syndicate them to whomever's friended me. So here're this weekend's Arthur, King of Time and Space. I haven't decided whether S.O.P. shall be to do this daily or with weekly catchups.

(There will probably be a fanfiction comic strip post later. Having learnt from experience that I'm not a novel writer, I've decided I could nevertheless participate in National Novel Writing Month in spirit by drawing a full comic strip - not just a sketch - at my fanfiction "sketchbook" website every day this month.)

Comments

[blinovitch.livejournal.com]

One suggestion, Paul: the tag < LJ-CUT TEXT="Text" >, without the spaces by the exterior brackets, effectively hides everything below the cut in a link. This is usually done with pictures to avoid bogging people's friends pages down with many graphics to load.

[scarfman]

I wondered whether someone'd respond to this with cut code. Thanks.

[blinovitch.livejournal.com]

Not trying to be a dingus or anything, just irritatingly helpful. :-)

[scarfman]

Then you've succeeded.

Do you know the like code for continuing an entry in Recent past the bit that you want behind a cut? Thanks.

[blinovitch.livejournal.com]

You mean, the top portion of a post is behind a cut, and then the lower portion is visible?

I'm not sure, having not pulled off the trick myself, but perhaps < /LJ-CUT >, since it's supposed to work like HTML?

[larksilver.livejournal.com]

Aye, I see people do it all the time. They the parts they want to pull back (often, memes or photos), , and then continue typing below.