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Record_UserAchievement Object
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[relation_id] => 130139
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[create_ts] => 2014-02-20 16:57:35
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Posted a Comment: Jan 11th, 2014
"Could be done with inline styling w/span tags nested in lis.
While we're on the topic of lists, numbered lists don't work in guides because of:
#guide-pages .chapter li {
list-style: disc outside none;
margin: 5px 0px;
}"
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Posted a Comment: Jan 10th, 2014
"$250/hr."
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Posted a Comment: Jan 9th, 2014
"When you right click on an image, there should be an option for "image info" or "image properties" that shows you the image's native size and what it was resized to. In both Chrome and Firefox, looking at an image file in a browser tab will also display its native size in the tit"
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Posted a Comment: Jan 9th, 2014
"You're welcome. :o"
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Posted a Comment: Jan 9th, 2014
"705px.
(Bonus info: Images over 685px get resized.)"
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Posted a Comment: Jan 9th, 2014
"The entire idea of listing out pros and cons in a list is like rage worthy. Doing it GMD's style where instead of just listing pros/con, they're actually explained and the bullet points are used more like "keywords" is way more effective."
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Posted a Comment: Jan 9th, 2014
"Ctrl+u in CS6 (what I use) changes the image info for the layer only (meaning you'd need to duplicate your image before adjusting it) rather than creating a whole adjustment layer.
(I don't know the technical terms for any of this.)"
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Posted a Comment: Jan 8th, 2014
"Use ctrl+u instead of creating a whole adjustment layer?"
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Posted a Comment: Jan 8th, 2014
"Happy birthday. :3"
