M. Lucretius Agricola: add fourfold way reminder

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	This is a quick guide for using images for Romans who are new to wikis.		This is a quick guide for using images for Romans who are new to wikis.
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	==Images==		==Images==

M. Lucretius Agricola: new art, from longer old one

2007-09-07T11:48:11Z

new art, from longer old one

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This is one of the [[NovaRoma:Help_files | Nova Roma wiki help files]].

This is a quick guide for using images for Romans who are new to wikis.

==Images==

===An image, including alternate text===

*Everything goes in '''<nowiki>[[double brackets]]</nowiki>'''.
*Put '''Image:''' plus the image file name first.
*Put a '''pipe character <nowiki>|</nowiki>''' between the image file name and the alternate text.

<nowiki>[[Image:Nova_Roma_Flag.jpg|Nova Roma flag]]</nowiki>

Makes this:

[[Image:Nova_Roma_Flag.jpg|Nova Roma flag]]

===An image in a frame with a caption===

Just add the keyword '''frame''' and set it off with '''pipe characters <nowiki>|</nowiki>'''
<nowiki>[Image:Nova_Roma_Flag.jpg|frame|The Nova Roma flag]]</nowiki>

Makes this:

[[Image:Nova_Roma_Flag.jpg|frame|The Nova Roma flag]]

<br style="clear:both"/>

===Wrapping text around an image===

[[Image:Nova_Roma_Flag.jpg|frame|left|The Nova Roma flag]]

You can put the image in a frame with a caption and make text wrap around it. You can make the image move to the '''left''' or to the '''right'''.

*Add the keyword '''left''' or '''right''' and set it off with '''pipe characters <nowiki>|</nowiki>'''
*Put the image first and the surrounding text below it.

<pre><nowiki>[[Image:Nova_Roma_Flag.jpg|frame|left|The Nova Roma flag]]</nowiki> You can
put the image in a frame...</pre>

<br style="clear:both"/>

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