Fashion Etiquette at Versailles - 1773
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Thanks so much for sharing your research with us, Maria! Even if I do want to tease you about wearing tiaras if you are having breakfast alone
)I was introduced to Ephe's wonderful work by my sister Skye. Now this has caused a bit of a problem as the likelyhood of the two of us showing up to an event wearing the same outfit is now considerably higher - lol.I do find myself just waiting for the next event to come along, whether it's a grand ball or a quiet tea party, just so that I have an excuse to buy another of Ephe's creations. Seems to me, the last dress I bought was because I had a rl cold and needed something to make me feel better.Thanks for all the fun, Ephe!
)I didn't know that building could be so dangerous, what with all the explosions etc. Sounds like it's best to keep your hat pinned firmly to your hair
SL Landmarks are very useful for teleporting when you are in-world. To be able to use them as hyperlinks on a web page, in Events for example, they must be converted into SLurls.
A SLurl provides direct teleport links to locations in Second Life. If you have Second Life installed, clicking on the map link will automatically teleport you to that location in-world. There is a handy SLurl Builder that will guide you through the conversion process (Landmark to SLurl).
Once you have the SLurl you can use the "Add Hyperlink" button in the Rich Text Toolbar at the top of the Post box to insert the link into the text.
If you look under the Source Tab you will now see that an html tag that looks something like this has been generated:
<a href="SLurl" target="_blank"></a>
Fill in the description for the link right before the </a> so that your tag looks something like this:
<a href="SLurl" target="_blank">Description</a>
Save the post and the link is now ready to be used!