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September 05, 2009 07:39 AM
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The top guide note section was way too long, check out How To Write a Guide Note, it should explain most on how to write a guide note
I took the liberty of fixing your subsections (by creating new Text sections from the page builder) and placed them below the Fast Facts. Also your "Top 7" has more then 7 links. click "User view" and you'll notice end users will only be able to see the top 7 you have listed there.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33749589@N07/3889490732/
A side note, instead of using Wikipedia links, just use Mahalo inlinking. It will still send users to a Mahalo Search Result, which in effect can be built out just like a Wikipedia page.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33749589@N07/3889484520/
Either way, it's a great start, can't wait to see what other pages you come up with.
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Any comments on this bodyboarding / boogie boarding Mahalo managed page which I just took over and revised?
I added links, removed non working links and in general made it more colorful and exciting. Hope you like it!
http://www.mahalo.com/boogie-boards
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| September 05, 2009 09:42 AM |
The top guide note section was way too long, check out How To Write a Guide Note, it should explain most on how to write a guide note
I took the liberty of fixing your subsections (by creating new Text sections from the page builder) and placed them below the Fast Facts. Also your "Top 7" has more then 7 links. click "User view" and you'll notice end users will only be able to see the top 7 you have listed there.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33749589@N07/3889490732/
A side note, instead of using Wikipedia links, just use Mahalo inlinking. It will still send users to a Mahalo Search Result, which in effect can be built out just like a Wikipedia page.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/33749589@N07/3889484520/
Either way, it's a great start, can't wait to see what other pages you come up with.
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• All I can say is Wow. I am overwhelmed by your response, and it is so colorful and attractive too. You have gotten it down to a science!
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September 05, 2009 09:48 AM
thank you very much Jeff. And there is another related question to this located here: http://www.mahalo.com/answers/mahalo2/how-do-i-add-individual-questions-at-mahalo-onto-my-managed-page regarding the consolidation of two topic pages that are very similar in name: "boogie boards" and "boogie board" I don't really want to delete the other one just yet because it has some links worth investigating, but eventually, then need to be consolidated. I'll work on this tomorrow. I don't know if it is actually worth while to break it down into three different terms: bodyboarding aka boogie boarding being the sport; bodyboard boogie board referring to the actual construction and invention of them? Which could include early Hawaiian history. Right now Bishop Museum actually has old movie footage of the first Hawaiians doing surfing and prone bodyboarding. Originally, in fact, the Hawaiians did it in the buff! Now that would be a sight!
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