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| − | Good work on the formatting and asymptote drawings.
| + | Thanks Timneh for all the advice! |
| − | You can create your own succession box template for CEMC Gauss by using the Search Wiki
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| − | box to find "template:AMC8" . Once there, edit/copy it and place into your own CEMC Gauss template
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| − | page. Then change the labels from AMC to CEMC and update the resources link so that it
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| − | connects to your competition (not AMC8 - this is tricky!). Now you can include this template the bottom of your
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| − | main page to connect the various exams YEARS together; also you can include it at the bottom of each
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| − | exam PROBLEM page to allow your users to bounce forward to the next problem. Check out the AMC12
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| − | exams as an example. Good Job! Click on History and compare our versions. I added "|1" in some places: this means display long link name with its shorter nickname "1". Great new chart - I'll sneak in a few edits to show you
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| − | alternative methods, but yours are already good. Could work - AIME has I,II and AMC 12 has A,B in the same template.
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| − | Extra info takes the form |n=I| or |n=B|. You'd be the record holder for most variants |n=Gauss| or Euclid or Cayley ....
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Latest revision as of 12:14, 23 October 2014
Here, you can talk to me to give advice, help, or anything else. Just edit this page and add onto it.
Thanks Timneh for all the advice!
