Add N52 update for Untitled Pixel Wizards Game #1529
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caspark
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Shortcode is apparently necessary because raw HTML tags are not allowed
- and that fixes the line length violation too.
The double commenting in the shortcode of '<!-- {#' is necessary to
ensure that the comment is syntax-highlighted nicely and that Tera does
not try to interpret the example snippet as a macro invocation.
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Update looks great, thanks for contributing! I like the ragdolls :) |
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Update for Untitled Pixel Wizards Game.
Includes both gif and mp4 versions of the "feature image" - per our conversation last month, you can see that in this case the mp4 is a third of the size despite being twice the resolution.
I've added a tiny bit of CSS to make sure that the "caption" gets styled correctly under the video.
Here's how it looks:
Anyway, we probably don't want both gif and mp4 files bloating the repo so I'm assuming you will (or you will ask me to) delete either the gif or the mp4, depending on how the "emailed version of the newsletter" thing is progressing.
Part of #1523