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PhantomMs1
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MAY 08, 01:53 PM
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This is one great feature I never knew about untill today! thanks Cliff!
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BobadooFunk
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MAY 09, 01:33 AM
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IwannaIRM
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MAY 09, 02:09 AM
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Requires a sticky to keep it up front for all to read. 
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Cliff Pennock
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MAY 09, 08:01 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by Fieroseverywhere:
So adding a pagebreak will give you a space between the posts you are puting in the v-book? But when you print it will print out on a seperate page? Just want to be sure I am understanding correctly.  |
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Yes, that's it. HTML pages don't support pagebreaks so that's why you don't see anything when you are viewing a VBook, only when you print it (or do a Print Preview).
Now it's time to explain another VBook tag, the "chapter" tag. To create a "header" from a text in your VBook, enclose the text in the [chapter]...[/chapter] tags:
This is a new chapter
This is the text of the new chapter. I also added a [pagebreak] tag so the new chapter starts on a new page when printing the VBook.
(do the "Edit" and "View VBook") to see what I just did.
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Cliff Pennock
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MAY 09, 08:34 AM
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ltlfrari
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MAY 09, 05:00 PM
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Awsome, What a stunningly simple idea.
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