Taletta of Circle Hill

Taletta resides in Montengarde and has been a participating member of the SCA since May 2009. She is the Lady of the Fox and her Lord is Donnan Sionnach. Photo of Taletta with Donnan, holding her youngest child - [1]

Recognition

Golden Link - Montengarde Twelfth Night - AS XLV (January 15, 2011): bestowed by Baron Beothuk of the Beothuks and Baroness Wilma the Still of Montengarde Photo of her 'Link - [2]

Award of Arms - Montengarde Twelfth Night - AS XLV (January 15, 2011): bestowed by Prince Kirk Einarsson and Princess Bryjna Lovisdottir of Axewater of Avacal

Chronicler of Montengarde - AS XLVI (April 20, 2011 - Present)

Notes

I sure could use help putting pictures in here.. but haven't figured it out yet..

Ask, and ye shall receive.  :)

To add pictures, select the "embedded file" from the toolbox above (it's the icon with a photo in a frame in the middle of the bar). It will add in a link that says, between double brackets, File:Example.jpg

I like to add the title of the image I will be adding in at this time, by replacing 'Example' with the photo title, and replacing '.jpg' if the file is not a jpg file. At this point, save the page. There will now be a link in red with the photo file name. Click on that, and you will be taken to an upload screen, where you can select the file you desire from your computer. Once your photo has been uploaded, you will be returned to the page with the photo in place.

It is also nice to add a few touches to the photo, like adding a frame, choosing left, right, or center placement on the page, and adding any desired captioning, which you can do by placing your cursor just before the ending double bracket, then adding (without spaces): | frame | left (or right, or center) | captioning

As an example, your end result should look like (inside the double brackets): File:YourFileNameHere.jpg|frame|left|This is the description of the above photo.

If any of this is confusing, you can also go to another page with a photo that you like the set-up of, and click 'edit' just to see what coding was used for that photo, and use that same set-up for your own photo needs. This is how I've learned most of what I know on editing Wikis.

Let me know if I can help with anything else. ~Amnara