Publication Station - User contributions [en-gb]

Publisher:Style-guide

2019-04-23T09:04:34Z

Kimmy: /* Style Guide for Publication Station's publications */

= Style Guide for Publication Station's publications =

== General Document Formatting==
Text submissions should be received as '''.docx''' , '''Markdown''' or '''Mediawiki syntax''' (if writing on a wiki).

Most of what follows is specific to .docx, yet the same text structure and hierarchy applies to Markdown or Mediawiki.

'''It is fundamental to format the text using Word/LibreOffice Styles''' . (See [https://support.office.com/en-nz/article/Style-basics-in-Word-d382f84d-5c38-4444-98a5-9cbb6ede1ba4 Style basics in Word tutorial] or [https://help.libreoffice.org/Writer/Styles_in_Writer Styles in LibreOffice Writer tutorial] )

* The '''whole text''' should have '''Normal''' style as default (normally this is the default when writing).
* The '''Author's name''' should have '''Normal''' style and be in a paragraph following the Title.
* Article's '''Title''' should have '''Header 1'''

* Article's '''Sections''' should have '''Header 2'''
* Article's '''Subsections''' should have '''Header 3''' style.
* Short quotations use single quotation marks.
* '''Long quotes or Blockquotes''' are create by '''indenting the whole blockquote'''.

* '''Do not use tabs for paragraph breaks at any time, but a white space (hard return) between paragraphs'''.
* Add ''italics'' where needed (for proper names (see specific formatting below) references, emphasis on single words).
* Bold can be used, but NOT to create headings (emphasis on single words).

== Specific Formatting==
* '''URLs must be complete'''. E.g. <nowiki>http://nu.nl/</nowiki> and '''not''' nu.nl or www.nu.nl
* URLs should '''not''' be (Word/Libreoffice) clickable hyperlinks, but the plain and unclickable, in short '''not blue links'''.

== Footnotes and referencing ==
* All footnotes should be inserted by doing: Insert -> Footnote.
[[User:Andre|Andre]] ([[User talk:Andre|talk]]) 12:32, 14 April 2015 (CEST) ARE MS WORD FOOTNOTES INSERTED THAT SAME WAY?

* Always put a period at the end of a footnote, even if it just a URL.
* Footnote references, when in a vicinity of comma or period, should come after the comma or period.
This also applies, if the comma/period follows a quotation mark. I.e.: ‘an alternative network’.<ref>Footnote.</ref>

'''Specific for MS WORD'''
* All references should be auto-inserted footnotes (in other words, no in text references that use parentheses/brackets). For example, not: Off the Press discusses the question of digital publishing (Lorusso, 2013). But: Off the Press discusses the question of digital publishing.<ref>Footnote.</ref>
* All references should also be collected into a Reference list at the end of the article. Please do not use an automated reference list, or disable the macro after you finish making it this way.
* URLs in footnotes should be clickable.
* Always put a period at the end of a footnote, even if it just a URL (make sure the URL still works).

[[User:Andre|Andre]] ([[User talk:Andre|talk]]) 12:32, 14 April 2015 (CEST) TODO: Elaborate page on references' system

== Quotations ==
As referred previously:

* '''Long quotes or Blockquotes''' are create by '''indenting the whole blockquote'''.
* All quotations should use single quotation marks except in instances of a quote inside a quote (in such cases use double quotation marks inside single quotation marks).
* Commas and full stops should be placed after the quotation mark, if they’re not part of the quotation. E.g. 'My quotation will end here'.
* If ellipsis are used in a quotation because the article’s author has removed or altered text, for example for the sentence to read grammatically correctly, be sure to put square brackets […] or [has] around the ellipsis to indicate this notation is made by the article's author and not the quoted author.

== Images ==
* WdKA's Publication Station takes no responsibility of the ownership of the images authors choose to use, the responsibility for the use of images is entirely authors.
* Images can be in full color or black and white.
* Images should be included in the text file at the right position as 72 dpi jpeg and, at the same time, sent separately as 300 dpi tiff (suitable for print). (The publication station will take responsibility for preparing the images for the text conversions)
* Image files should be properly named and numbered according to their order of appearance in the text. E.g. Author_image1.jpg; Author_image2.png;
* If an image includes a '''caption''' insert it by doing: Mouse right click -> "Caption...", Category = [None], Position = Below, insert the caption text. (Note to Publication Station: Images and captions disappear in Pandoc conversions. Therefore they need to be re-inserted mannualy).
[[User:Andre|Andre]] ([[User talk:Andre|talk]]) 12:32, 14 April 2015 (CEST) ARE MS WORD CAPITONS INSERTED THAT SAME WAY?

== References ==
For Footnotes we advice you to use a Bibliography management system:
* Zotero
* LibreOffice / MS Word - Bibliography manager
* Bibtex

* ? How to convert to Bibtext ?
* ? How to include Bibtext references in Pandoc conversions?
[[User:Andre|Andre]] ([[User talk:Andre|talk]]) 12:32, 14 April 2015 (CEST) TO DO - URGENT

<references />

Publisher:Main Page

2017-06-21T04:20:38Z

Kimmy:

'''Note:''' ''To create a page within the Publisher wiki section (Namespace) use the prefixe "Publisher:", e.g. <nowiki>[[Publisher:Page name]]</nowiki>''

'''Hybrid Publishing: Research & Documentation'''

[[File:HP_Logo_v1.jpg]]

==Research==

[[Research/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Research/Web-to-print/WeasyPrint]]

[[Research/Web-to-print]]

==Documentation of Publications==
[[Publisher:Refugee_Phrasebook]] Wiki to Print 

[[Publisher:Reinvented]] Web to Print 

[[Publisher:Beyond-Social]] a costum MediaWiki Skin

==Courses==

[[Courses/Web_to_Print]]

[[Courses/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing_resources]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing]]

== Useful Documents==
[[Publisher:Style-guide]]

[[Publisher:Bibliography]]

==Overview All Publisher Pages==
{{Special:AllPages/Publisher:}}

Unusual Knowledge (Front-end): http://publicationstation.wdka.hro.nl/compendium_of_unusual_knowledge/

==Users==

[[User:Andre]]

[[testing sub-pages]]

Kimmy:

Publisher:Reinvented

2017-03-26T23:57:21Z

Kimmy:

=[http://reinvented.wdka.nl/ REINVENTED.WDKA.NL]=
'''The Art School Reinvented: Autonomous, Commercial, and Social Practices'''
 
 

[[File:Reinvented.jpg|250px|thumb|left]] [[File:Reinvented_Web.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
The Art School Reinvented is a hybrid publication that serves as a showcase for Willem de Kooning Academy’s practices programme. It contains a selection of student work created within the autonomous, commercial and social majors. In 2013 the academy published Reinventing the Art School, 21st Century, a selection of critical texts that contextualize the schools updated programme. Reinvented presents some of the first results of this restructure.

We worked together with WdKA’s Hybrid Publishing to create an ongoing online and offline publication. A website with articles that can be sorted, selected, combined and printed at any time. At different intervals this website will bring about a printed publication, showcasing not just the work of recent graduates, but also the publishing and printing facilities of the school.

'''BACK AND FRONTEND''' 

The starting point of the publication is a list of articles, be it introductions to the different practices or descriptions in text and image of graduation projects. On the backend side, each article is a Wordpress blog post. These posts are organized by type – introduction, project and dialogue. And they’re also split up into four categories, consisting of autonomous, commercial and social practices or WdKA in general. Creating these types and categories allows us to give the posts on the frontend website specific styling and sorting options.

The Art School Reinvented’s frontend1 streams content from the wordpress backend and is written in HTML/Javascript/CSS. The streaming of content is made possible by a plugin (rest-api) that provides the Wordpress content as JSON-format2. This is then manipulated and visually presented with Javascript. From the start we had a larger scale in mind. Instead of going the more logical route of making a Wordpress theme, we isolated the frontend completely from the Wordpress backend. Using the rest-api plugin, it is possible to connect any WP blog to the print-from-web site. Simply tagging a post as being part of Reinvented, would make it show up on the frontend website. In principle this makes the project mobile and usable with any Wordpress, no matter what theme it might run.

Using Javascript (or to be more specific, JS helper libraries jQuery and list.js) allowed us to create a frontend website that not just displays the list of articles, but add a simple printing toolkit as well. It’s possible to read each article seperately, but you can also add them to ‘your selection’. This selection combines each article into a printable A4 publication. Which can then be printed straight from the browser.

For this hybrid publication, we decided against generating the publication (in PDF-format) on the backend side. This has its own requirements and can be unstable. Instead we stuck with utilizing the printing dialogue from the browser window. Most browsers offer a print preview, which allows for more customization on the visitors side. We wanted to keep the printing flexible, without forcing anyone to download a file to print as is. This way we make a suggestion for the prefered printing layout, yet each user can make their own adjustments. Whether its changing the margins and page size or adding pagenumbers and footers.

'''PRINT''' 

Printing from web requires letting go of some perfectionism and to not waste time on fine tuning. An extra word here or a break there and the look of the entire publication is altered. So it’s best to keep the printable layout as simple as possible.

Each type of article in Reinvented has a different styling. We adjusted headings, font sizes and the number of columns. Typography and page layouting for print is still a tricky thing to do in HTML, meaning you somewhat have to let go of finetuning, micro-type and detailed work.
But we put restrictions on making specific style changes for those issues. Meaning that we did not allow ourselves any hard coded 'hacks' to observe typography principles. Small quirks are part of the charm of automated design.

Online tools:
* rest-api Wordpress plugin + related plugins3
* endnotes Wordpress plugin4 (allows for footnotes)
* The frontend website is a table with sorting options. Created using Javascript library list.js5 and a lot of CSS styling
* The print selection is all CSS media queries (@media print {}), and involves a lot of ‘display: none’.

Most of the concept for the offline publication was taken from the web version. We decided on printing the articles single sided on A4. This makes it possible for anyone to print the publication the way we intended, from home. To give this first edition something extra, we designed four letterheads. Pictures of student work that were not posted to the website we combined in a glossy paged booklet. All elements were binded into a publication using a simple metal paper fastener.

Documentation of the project can be found on: https://github.com/template01/wdka-pp-print

Publisher:Reinvented

2017-03-26T23:54:58Z

Kimmy: /* REINVENTED.WDKA.NL */

=[http://reinvented.wdka.nl/ REINVENTED.WDKA.NL]=
'''The Art School Reinvented: Autonomous, Commercial, and Social Practices'''
 
 

[[File:Reinvented.jpg|300px|thumb|left]]
The Art School Reinvented is a hybrid publication that serves as a showcase for Willem de Kooning Academy’s practices programme. It contains a selection of student work created within the autonomous, commercial and social majors. In 2013 the academy published Reinventing the Art School, 21st Century, a selection of critical texts that contextualize the schools updated programme. Reinvented presents some of the first results of this restructure.

We worked together with WdKA’s Hybrid Publishing to create an ongoing online and offline publication. A website with articles that can be sorted, selected, combined and printed at any time. At different intervals this website will bring about a printed publication, showcasing not just the work of recent graduates, but also the publishing and printing facilities of the school.

'''BACK AND FRONTEND''' 

The starting point of the publication is a list of articles, be it introductions to the different practices or descriptions in text and image of graduation projects. On the backend side, each article is a Wordpress blog post. These posts are organized by type – introduction, project and dialogue. And they’re also split up into four categories, consisting of autonomous, commercial and social practices or WdKA in general. Creating these types and categories allows us to give the posts on the frontend website specific styling and sorting options.

The Art School Reinvented’s frontend1 streams content from the wordpress backend and is written in HTML/Javascript/CSS. The streaming of content is made possible by a plugin (rest-api) that provides the Wordpress content as JSON-format2. This is then manipulated and visually presented with Javascript. From the start we had a larger scale in mind. Instead of going the more logical route of making a Wordpress theme, we isolated the frontend completely from the Wordpress backend. Using the rest-api plugin, it is possible to connect any WP blog to the print-from-web site. Simply tagging a post as being part of Reinvented, would make it show up on the frontend website. In principle this makes the project mobile and usable with any Wordpress, no matter what theme it might run.

Using Javascript (or to be more specific, JS helper libraries jQuery and list.js) allowed us to create a frontend website that not just displays the list of articles, but add a simple printing toolkit as well. It’s possible to read each article seperately, but you can also add them to ‘your selection’. This selection combines each article into a printable A4 publication. Which can then be printed straight from the browser.

For this hybrid publication, we decided against generating the publication (in PDF-format) on the backend side. This has its own requirements and can be unstable. Instead we stuck with utilizing the printing dialogue from the browser window. Most browsers offer a print preview, which allows for more customization on the visitors side. We wanted to keep the printing flexible, without forcing anyone to download a file to print as is. This way we make a suggestion for the prefered printing layout, yet each user can make their own adjustments. Whether its changing the margins and page size or adding pagenumbers and footers.

'''PRINT''' 

Printing from web requires letting go of some perfectionism and to not waste time on fine tuning. An extra word here or a break there and the look of the entire publication is altered. So it’s best to keep the printable layout as simple as possible.

Each type of article in Reinvented has a different styling. We adjusted headings, font sizes and the number of columns. Typography and page layouting for print is still a tricky thing to do in HTML, meaning you somewhat have to let go of finetuning, micro-type and detailed work.
But we put restrictions on making specific style changes for those issues. Meaning that we did not allow ourselves any hard coded 'hacks' to observe typography principles. Small quirks are part of the charm of automated design.

Online tools:
* rest-api Wordpress plugin + related plugins3
* endnotes Wordpress plugin4 (allows for footnotes)
* The frontend website is a table with sorting options. Created using Javascript library list.js5 and a lot of CSS styling
* The print selection is all CSS media queries (@media print {}), and involves a lot of ‘display: none’.

Most of the concept for the offline publication was taken from the web version. We decided on printing the articles single sided on A4. This makes it possible for anyone to print the publication the way we intended, from home. To give this first edition something extra, we designed four letterheads. Pictures of student work that were not posted to the website we combined in a glossy paged booklet. All elements were binded into a publication using a simple metal paper fastener.

Documentation of the project can be found on: https://github.com/template01/wdka-pp-print

Publisher:Reinvented

2017-03-26T23:52:24Z

Kimmy: /* REINVENTED.WDKA.NL */

=[http://reinvented.wdka.nl/ REINVENTED.WDKA.NL]=
'''The Art School Reinvented: Autonomous, Commercial, and Social Practices'''
 

[[File:Reinvented.jpg|300px|thumb|left]]
The Art School Reinvented is a hybrid publication that serves as a showcase for Willem de Kooning Academy’s practices programme. It contains a selection of student work created within the autonomous, commercial and social majors. In 2013 the academy published Reinventing the Art School, 21st Century, a selection of critical texts that contextualize the schools updated programme. Reinvented presents some of the first results of this restructure.

We worked together with WdKA’s Hybrid Publishing to create an ongoing online and offline publication. A website with articles that can be sorted, selected, combined and printed at any time. At different intervals this website will bring about a printed publication, showcasing not just the work of recent graduates, but also the publishing and printing facilities of the school.

BACK AND FRONTEND
The starting point of the publication is a list of articles, be it introductions to the different practices or descriptions in text and image of graduation projects. On the backend side, each article is a Wordpress blog post. These posts are organized by type – introduction, project and dialogue. And they’re also split up into four categories, consisting of autonomous, commercial and social practices or WdKA in general. Creating these types and categories allows us to give the posts on the frontend website specific styling and sorting options.

The Art School Reinvented’s frontend1 streams content from the wordpress backend and is written in HTML/Javascript/CSS. The streaming of content is made possible by a plugin (rest-api) that provides the Wordpress content as JSON-format2. This is then manipulated and visually presented with Javascript. From the start we had a larger scale in mind. Instead of going the more logical route of making a Wordpress theme, we isolated the frontend completely from the Wordpress backend. Using the rest-api plugin, it is possible to connect any WP blog to the print-from-web site. Simply tagging a post as being part of Reinvented, would make it show up on the frontend website. In principle this makes the project mobile and usable with any Wordpress, no matter what theme it might run.

Using Javascript (or to be more specific, JS helper libraries jQuery and list.js) allowed us to create a frontend website that not just displays the list of articles, but add a simple printing toolkit as well. It’s possible to read each article seperately, but you can also add them to ‘your selection’. This selection combines each article into a printable A4 publication. Which can then be printed straight from the browser.

For this hybrid publication, we decided against generating the publication (in PDF-format) on the backend side. This has its own requirements and can be unstable. Instead we stuck with utilizing the printing dialogue from the browser window. Most browsers offer a print preview, which allows for more customization on the visitors side. We wanted to keep the printing flexible, without forcing anyone to download a file to print as is. This way we make a suggestion for the prefered printing layout, yet each user can make their own adjustments. Whether its changing the margins and page size or adding pagenumbers and footers.

PRINT
Printing from web requires letting go of some perfectionism and to not waste time on fine tuning. An extra word here or a break there and the look of the entire publication is altered. So it’s best to keep the printable layout as simple as possible.

Each type of article in Reinvented has a different styling. We adjusted headings, font sizes and the number of columns. Typography and page layouting for print is still a tricky thing to do in HTML, meaning you somewhat have to let go of finetuning, micro-type and detailed work.
But we put restrictions on making specific style changes for those issues. Meaning that we did not allow ourselves any hard coded 'hacks' to observe typography principles. Small quirks are part of the charm of automated design.

Online tools:
◦ rest-api Wordpress plugin + related plugins3
◦ endnotes Wordpress plugin4 (allows for footnotes)
◦ The frontend website is a table with sorting options. Created using Javascript library list.js5 and a lot of CSS styling
◦ The print selection is all CSS media queries (@media print {}), and involves a lot of ‘display: none’.

Most of the concept for the offline publication was taken from the web version. We decided on printing the articles single sided on A4. This makes it possible for anyone to print the publication the way we intended, from home. To give this first edition something extra, we designed four letterheads. Pictures of student work that were not posted to the website we combined in a glossy paged booklet. All elements were binded into a publication using a simple metal paper fastener.

Documentation of the project can be found on: https://github.com/template01/wdka-pp-print

File:Reinvented.jpg

2017-03-26T23:50:15Z

Kimmy: Kimmy uploaded a new version of File:Reinvented.jpg

Publisher:Reinvented

2017-03-26T23:47:20Z

Kimmy: /* REINVENTED.WDKA.NL */

=[http://reinvented.wdka.nl/ REINVENTED.WDKA.NL]=
'''The Art School Reinvented: Autonomous, Commercial, and Social Practices'''
 

[[File:Reinvented.jpg|Reinvented]] 

The Art School Reinvented is a hybrid publication that serves as a showcase for Willem de Kooning Academy’s practices programme. It contains a selection of student work created within the autonomous, commercial and social majors. In 2013 the academy published Reinventing the Art School, 21st Century, a selection of critical texts that contextualize the schools updated programme. Reinvented presents some of the first results of this restructure.

We worked together with WdKA’s Hybrid Publishing to create an ongoing online and offline publication. A website with articles that can be sorted, selected, combined and printed at any time. At different intervals this website will bring about a printed publication, showcasing not just the work of recent graduates, but also the publishing and printing facilities of the school.

BACK AND FRONTEND
The starting point of the publication is a list of articles, be it introductions to the different practices or descriptions in text and image of graduation projects. On the backend side, each article is a Wordpress blog post. These posts are organized by type – introduction, project and dialogue. And they’re also split up into four categories, consisting of autonomous, commercial and social practices or WdKA in general. Creating these types and categories allows us to give the posts on the frontend website specific styling and sorting options.

The Art School Reinvented’s frontend1 streams content from the wordpress backend and is written in HTML/Javascript/CSS. The streaming of content is made possible by a plugin (rest-api) that provides the Wordpress content as JSON-format2. This is then manipulated and visually presented with Javascript. From the start we had a larger scale in mind. Instead of going the more logical route of making a Wordpress theme, we isolated the frontend completely from the Wordpress backend. Using the rest-api plugin, it is possible to connect any WP blog to the print-from-web site. Simply tagging a post as being part of Reinvented, would make it show up on the frontend website. In principle this makes the project mobile and usable with any Wordpress, no matter what theme it might run.

Using Javascript (or to be more specific, JS helper libraries jQuery and list.js) allowed us to create a frontend website that not just displays the list of articles, but add a simple printing toolkit as well. It’s possible to read each article seperately, but you can also add them to ‘your selection’. This selection combines each article into a printable A4 publication. Which can then be printed straight from the browser.

For this hybrid publication, we decided against generating the publication (in PDF-format) on the backend side. This has its own requirements and can be unstable. Instead we stuck with utilizing the printing dialogue from the browser window. Most browsers offer a print preview, which allows for more customization on the visitors side. We wanted to keep the printing flexible, without forcing anyone to download a file to print as is. This way we make a suggestion for the prefered printing layout, yet each user can make their own adjustments. Whether its changing the margins and page size or adding pagenumbers and footers.

PRINT
Printing from web requires letting go of some perfectionism and to not waste time on fine tuning. An extra word here or a break there and the look of the entire publication is altered. So it’s best to keep the printable layout as simple as possible.

Each type of article in Reinvented has a different styling. We adjusted headings, font sizes and the number of columns. Typography and page layouting for print is still a tricky thing to do in HTML, meaning you somewhat have to let go of finetuning, micro-type and detailed work.
But we put restrictions on making specific style changes for those issues. Meaning that we did not allow ourselves any hard coded 'hacks' to observe typography principles. Small quirks are part of the charm of automated design.

Online tools:
◦ rest-api Wordpress plugin + related plugins3
◦ endnotes Wordpress plugin4 (allows for footnotes)
◦ The frontend website is a table with sorting options. Created using Javascript library list.js5 and a lot of CSS styling
◦ The print selection is all CSS media queries (@media print {}), and involves a lot of ‘display: none’.

Most of the concept for the offline publication was taken from the web version. We decided on printing the articles single sided on A4. This makes it possible for anyone to print the publication the way we intended, from home. To give this first edition something extra, we designed four letterheads. Pictures of student work that were not posted to the website we combined in a glossy paged booklet. All elements were binded into a publication using a simple metal paper fastener.

Documentation of the project can be found on: https://github.com/template01/wdka-pp-print

Publisher:Main Page

2017-03-26T23:39:15Z

Kimmy: /* Documentation */

'''Note:''' ''To create a page within the Publisher wiki section (Namespace) use the prefixe "Publisher:", e.g. <nowiki>[[Publisher:Page name]]</nowiki>''

'''Hybrid Publishing: Research & Documentation'''

[[File:HP_logo_notext.jpg|250px]]

==Research==

[[Research/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Research/Web-to-print/WeasyPrint]]

[[Research/Web-to-print]]

==Documentation==
[[Publisher:Refugee_Phrasebook]] 

[[Publisher:Reinvented]]

==Courses==

[[Courses/Web_to_Print]]

[[Courses/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing_resources]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing]]

== Useful Documents==
[[Publisher:Style-guide]]

[[Publisher:Bibliography]]

==Overview All Publisher Pages==
{{Special:AllPages/Publisher:}}

Unusual Knowledge (Front-end): http://publicationstation.wdka.hro.nl/compendium_of_unusual_knowledge/

==Users==

[[User:Andre]]

[[testing sub-pages]]

Publisher:Main Page

2017-03-26T23:38:43Z

Kimmy: /* Documentation */

'''Note:''' ''To create a page within the Publisher wiki section (Namespace) use the prefixe "Publisher:", e.g. <nowiki>[[Publisher:Page name]]</nowiki>''

'''Hybrid Publishing: Research & Documentation'''

[[File:HP_logo_notext.jpg|250px]]

==Research==

[[Research/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Research/Web-to-print/WeasyPrint]]

[[Research/Web-to-print]]

==Documentation==
[[Publisher:Refugee_Phrasebook]]
[[Publisher:Reinvented]]

==Courses==

[[Courses/Web_to_Print]]

[[Courses/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing_resources]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing]]

== Useful Documents==
[[Publisher:Style-guide]]

[[Publisher:Bibliography]]

==Overview All Publisher Pages==
{{Special:AllPages/Publisher:}}

Unusual Knowledge (Front-end): http://publicationstation.wdka.hro.nl/compendium_of_unusual_knowledge/

==Users==

[[User:Andre]]

[[testing sub-pages]]

2016-12-20T13:53:57Z

Kimmy:

'''Note:''' ''To create a page within the Publisher wiki section (Namespace) use the prefixe "Publisher:", e.g. <nowiki>[[Publisher:Page name]]</nowiki>''

'''Hybrid Publishing: Research & Documentation'''

[[File:HP_logo_notext.jpg|right|250px]]

== Research: Web to print ==
[[Research/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Research/Web-to-print/WeasyPrint]]

[[Research/Web-to-print]]

==Documentation==
[[Publisher:Refugee_Phrasebook]]

==Courses==

[[Courses/Web_to_Print]]

[[Courses/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing_resources]]

== Useful Documents==
[[Publisher:Style-guide]]

[[Publisher:Bibliography]]

==Overview All Publisher Pages==
{{Special:AllPages/Publisher:}}

Unusual Knowledge (Front-end): http://publicationstation.wdka.hro.nl/compendium_of_unusual_knowledge/

==Users==

[[User:Andre]]

[[testing sub-pages]]

Publisher:Main Page

2016-12-20T13:48:36Z

Kimmy:

'''Note:''' ''To create a page within the Publisher wiki section (Namespace) use the prefixe "Publisher:", e.g. <nowiki>[[Publisher:Page name]]</nowiki>''

'''Hybrid Publishing: Research & Documentation'''

[[File:HP_logo_notext.jpg|right|250px]]

= Research: Web to print =
[[Research/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Research/Web-to-print/WeasyPrint]]

[[Research/Web-to-print]]

=Documentation=
[[Publisher:Refugee_Phrasebook]]

=Courses=

[[Courses/Web_to_Print]]

[[Courses/all-in-one_publishing]]

[[Courses/Hybrid_publishing_resources]]

= Useful Documents=
[[Publisher:Style-guide]]

[[Publisher:Bibliography]]

=Overview All Publisher Pages=
{{Special:AllPages/Publisher:}}

Unusual Knowledge (Front-end): http://publicationstation.wdka.hro.nl/compendium_of_unusual_knowledge/

=Users=

[[User:Andre]]

[[testing sub-pages]]