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What is markdown? Markdown is a lightweight markup language that you can use to add formatting elements to plaintext text documents. Using Markdown is different than using a WYSIWYG editor. In an application like Microsoft Word, you click buttons to format words and phrases, and the changes are visible immediately. Markdown isn’t like that. When ..

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Some of the most common used formatting options are Formatting Markdown Syntax Headings # Heading 1## Heading 2### Heading 3 Bold **bold text** or __bold text__ Italic *italic text* or _italic text_ Lists – Item 1- Item 2- Item 3 Checkbox Lists – [ ] Unchecked item- [x] Checked item Link [The Goblin’s Notebook](https://www.the-goblin.net) Image ![alt text](image.jpg) Horizontal Rule ..

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For general login information, see Logging in to The Goblin’s Notebook. If you are having problems loading the notebook, it could be something on your local browser that is stopping it from loading. The login button is displayed after cookies have been accepted (you only need to do this the first time you load the ..

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Are you using “disconnect“, “ghostery“, “privacy badger“, “I don’t care about cookies“, or some other blocker extension? Those modules, by design, block requests going out of a web site or block functionality (such as cookies) within a site, so they may block access to Google Authentication from The Goblin’s Notebook. To sign-in via Google, you ..

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Go to https://imgur.com (you don’t need to sign up on imgur) Drag your file into the window (or click New Post from the top-left corner and choose your file) The page will change to show your image uploaded The URL in the address bar isn’t the one you need, neither is the one given when ..

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With the OneDrive client installed, files automatically get uploaded to the cloud so you just need to get the direct URL to your image. There are not many step to this. View the file in the OneDrive website The easiest way is to go to your local OneDrive folder, find the file, right-click and select ..

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Chapters allow you to split up your campaign into manageable chunks. When you select a chapter, only the objects for that chapter will show so you can easily focus on only those that are relevant to the current part of the story. Think of them as a pre-defined object filter. You can create as many ..

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