RSS in Plain English – 49 Translation(s) | dotSUB

Attempt to post this dotsub version of Lee and Sacha Lefever’s RSS Feeds in Plain English.

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WP contributor’s role

According to support.wordpress.com/user-roles/ and codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities, a “contributor” to a blog can write and edit posts, but not publish posts and not upload files. So I’ve made this alias and confered it contributor’s status to see what it can do.

Not being able to upload files applies to images too. But you can insert an image via its URL, by shifting to HTML editor, clicking the img button and inserting the image’s URL.

Example:

Given farm4.static.flickr.com/3489/3214697267_b61ca8d503_o_d.png, I can insert it as explained above:

I even get a prompt to insert a description for the image, which becomes the alt attribute: see the code for the above image:

<img src=”http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3489/3214697267_b61ca8d503_o_d.png” alt=”Code from an article in the Archives of Journal de Genève; the colored parts indicate the images the article is made of” />

The alt attribute is not seen normally, but it is essential for blind people whose screen readers read it aloud.

With contributor’s status, I can save this as draft, and submit it for revision to users with a higher status

Source code attempt

Using the code tag after the table tag, and the /code tag before the /table tag

<DIV style=”position:relative;display:block;top:0; left:0; height:521; width:1052″ xmlns:OliveXLib=”http://www.olive-soft.com/Schemes/XSLLibs” xmlns:OlvScript=”http://www.olivesoftware.com/XSLTScript” xmlns:msxsl=”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt”><div id=”primImg” style=”position:absolute;top:30;left:10;” z-index=”2″><img id=”articlePicture” src=”/Repository/getimage.dll?path=JDG/1990/03/15/13/Img/Ar0130200.png“ border=”0″></img></div><div id=”primImg” style=”position:absolute;top:86;left:5;” z-index=”2″><img id=”articlePicture” src=”/Repository/getimage.dll?path=JDG/1990/03/15/13/Img/Ar0130201.png“ border=”0″></img></div><div id=”primImg” style=”position:absolute;top:83;left:365;” z-index=”2″><img id=”articlePicture” src=”/Repository/getimage.dll?path=JDG/1990/03/15/13/Img/Ar0130202.png“ border=”0″></img></div><div id=”primImg” style=”position:absolute;top:521;left:369;” z-index=”2″><img id=”articlePicture” src=”/Repository/getimage.dll?path=JDG/1990/03/15/13/Img/Ar0130203.png“ border=”0″></img></div><div id=”primImg” style=”position:absolute;top:81;left:719;” z-index=”2″><img id=”articlePicture” src=”/Repository/getimage.dll?path=JDG/1990/03/15/13/Img/Ar0130204.png“ border=”0″></img></div>

Tomas Johansson, Film svedesi accessibili per ciechi e sordi

Attempt to see what happens when you transfer a Webmultimediale.org video to a WordPress blog via Vodpod.com

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Inserting images

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