#WEBTREES UNLINK FROM FAMILY HOW TO#

I just created a test user with editors rights. Clicking on the Families List item displays letters of the alphabet, and clicking on a letter displays the surname of anyone on the website whose last name commences with that letter. i still do not undestand why they don't have it.

I'd add this in my FAQ once option is made available to editors. (i wish it was a user setup because some editors / beginners could mess up things with just a few mouse clicks your tutorial in french would be interesting, in english too I could not find any setup configuration to allow / block this menu item ? Perhaps did i setup this a few years ago ? The option you tell me about is in fact the one i you sayĮDIT: oops! Sorry, I've just seen that you blocked that menu item to your members. Les seuls points que nous pouvons actionner avec la fonction 'Modifier' concernent 'ajouter un nom', modifier le sexe', 'supprimer' et 'ajouter aux favoris'. Pas de problème pour réorganiser les familles, c'est vraiment simple.Įn ce qui concerne le point numéro N☂ (dans les fiches Famille, l'option se trouve dans Modifier au menu général (Modifier / Modifier les membre de la famille), je pense ne pas avoir accès à la fonction (Modifier / Modifier les membres de la famille) et Chantal non plus. Just look at the answer an editor gave me a while ago: I do agree with both of you BUT my editors dont seem to have access to taht menu item. no wau to move him froom one parent family to another.Įditors send mails to the admin who is able to use 'Change family members' from Family view, but he can't solve the move by himself ?Īnother solution could be to give editors access to 'Change family members' but that seems to dangerous to me. he could delete Indi1 but if Indi1 is father, grand father kind of root. If an editor discovers that Ind1 is in fact not a child of family 2x3 but a child of another family (4x5 ou 6x7 or what ever), he could link Indi1 to another family but h can't unlink him from family 2x3. I wished we had a link to 'Unlink this individual from an existing parent Family' AND 'Unlink this individual from an existing family'. In family view of individuals, we have an link to 'Link this individual to an existing family as a child' Thanks to Greg and developers, each version brings good news. Website logs show 1000 entries/day all year long. They can be found within the data using the search & replace feature with regular expressions.I'm happy with webtrees for long, editors too. I use ? or # to mark incomplete transcriptions. AFAIK they don't support strikethrough characters.ģ. AFAIK they don't support vertical rules.Ģ. You can find the spec and examples here.ġ. webtrees makes use of commonmark library. Markdown depends on the implemented dialect of the used libraries. Markdown can be used to reach a simple formatting and that way highlight some important parts of the text. This failure left the service unusable for this the larger of our two separate family history databases. Just a comment - 2 small columns with latin and translation will become quite long with bigger texts - thus I prefer the horizontal rule with latin above it and translation below. 1 The Strangways-Towneley records on Webtrees could not be updated this morning due to the online database size exceeding the maximum allowed by our ISP. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation. Is there some sort of common standard to mark unreadable words? I'm using ? right now, but it doesn't stick out much and I can't get a list with all incomplete records. How can I strikethrough a word? As far as I know, it should be ~~strikeme~~ but that doesn't work.ģ.

#WEBTREES UNLINK FROM FAMILY HOW TO#

Anybody knows how to make a vertical divider? Like, what - does in a horizontal way?Ģ. Latin on top with translation below works for shorter records, but for longer entries it gets confusing.ġ. With tables it doesn't seem to work because linkbreaks break the table. Now latin comes into play, and I would like to add the translations: left side the latin transcription, right side the translation. 's' and 'ſ'), but try to get close enough to make it readable. I'm not aiming for a 100% correct palaeographic representation (which makes a difference between e.g. I'm using the text element to transcribe the attached media files (often microfiche with chicken scratch handwriting) which I use as proof for events and facts. I'm at a point now where I have to deal with latin church records. I've been using it so far without any problems and added lots of people. First of all I would like to thank everybody involved for making webtrees possible.

Webtrees unlink from family