Now passed basic user training on discourse.
Is there a reason why the text appears as it does?, as in off centre,. any svg editing experts out there know how to fix this ?
@zleap Did you resize, change the aspect ratio of the image? Mine was clearly a much wider image, 16 x 9 or so ratio.
I posted it somewhere. If you want to edit, take a snapshot and use normal graphics editing tools.
@zleap So how did you like the tutorial? I found it quite interesting, well made.
@rgx Same here, other than the odd hiccup with it, worked well., onto the more advanced one at some point.
@design_RG @rgx SO how do I get the write-as one ?
@zleap @design_RG It is given by completing the tutorial at their Discourse forum.
Surprising that the format changes so much from one to another.
@rgx @design_RG I could do with a way to grab a blank and add my name rather than zleap to it. But do so without struggling with a graphics package. It never works when I do it.
Here, I got in idea and just tested it. The certificate generator will just create the image on demand, based on a forum user ID parameter.
So this one is mine :
https://discuss.write.as/discobot/certificate.svg?date=Jun+15+2020&user_id=543
...while changing the ID to '1' -- will result in one made for Matt, the founder of write.as, and first user in forum.
If you register an account there, username being your complete name, proper capitalization -- all you need is the User ID number to use in this string and get the image without any text hacking.
Another idea -- you could Quickly Edit your discourse forum Username, to full name, just for getting the nice certificate snapshot and saving it.
If you can't do it, let me know as I could, via Admin panel.
Then we can reverse it, once you saved the image (take a screenshot, and save to jpeg file).
@rgx @design_RG So how would i generate a new certificate ?
Great work, thanks for this much appreciated.
@zleap @design_RG Oh, not a problem.
It was an interesting challenge. 🙂
Hardest part was finding your forum user ID. Done it by iteration, and it took quite a few tries.
I will do the more advanced course at some point soon.
@rgx @design_RG Agreed, I would encourage others to undertake the basic training at least.
@zleap @design_RG I would like to take that one myself too.
And was thinking -- that I should try and collate the info on how to access the Tutorials, posting it in a new topic, as it's not intuitive or even publicized properly.
The Basic Tutorial is very good, I was impressed by how it flowed, nice use of technology.