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• Tip: Blog Post Archive
  … in person, they often tell us that they enjoy our blog posts. We are so happy to get this feedback and wanted to show you how to look through the blog post archive in case you missed a post or two. When you are on Ravelry, click the help tab that shows next to the magnifying glass. When you scroll down, you’ll see a Blog Posts heading. To see our full post archive, click “go to the blog post archive” at the end of the list of recent posts. If you are looking for something specific, you can …
• Another Live Q+A
  … we’re doing another one! Join me today, Thursday April 13, from 4:30-4:45pm eastern time (see that in your local time here) and watch and ask questions right here. I’m going to start with a tip on how to search these front page blog posts and then I’ll open up the discussion to your questions. You’ll be able to watch my screen and hear me narrate how I use the site, with a live chat section for you to leave your questions. I hope you’ll join me! Once the chat is over it will be saved …
• Thursday Tip: Forum Post Formatting
  … .  I assume I’m not the only one that often types and retypes until I get it right. :) Preview The preview button pops up a little window that previews how all the formatting in your post will look.  It’s a great way to see how all those * and = and # are translated into pretty formatting. And the question mark?  That’s how you get help if you ever have questions about text formatting in the forums.  You’ll be opening the wiki page with info on our text editor.  We can …
• Thursday Tip: Project Page Overview
  … ! As you can see, project pages can contain a lot of great information about your wonderful crafty endeavors. You will never be required to add projects to Ravelry – but it sure can be fun to record and show off your hard work by doing so! I’ll be doing more introductory project page posts for my next three Thursday Tips, so if you’ve ever wondered how to add a project to your notebook, add photos to your project pages, or what kind of notes to enter in your project notes field, stay tuned!
• Thursday Tip: Happy New Year!
  … ! You can find all of the filters on the left side of the page in the advanced search. We have a video that will give you a bit of an idea of how the search works if you haven’t used it before. You can also find some more information about how to find the patterns listed in the database in this post. If you have given us some idea of designers you like on Ravelry, through things like favoriting patterns for example, then Ravelry automatically generates pattern highlights for you. You can find …
• Thursday Tip: How do I get that pattern?
  … how to find the patterns in our database, so I’ve updated this post with new pictures and information in November of 2015 to hopefully help folks who have joined us since it was initially posted in February of 2012! Ravelry has an extensive, user-maintained database that includes patterns from a variety of sources. A lot of people expect that the database will show only patterns available on Ravelry or online, but that’s not the case. The database is designed to allow people to be able to …
• Tip: How to Get Hearts ❤️
  … heart on it. I know I’m not the only one who finds those hearts exciting, so today’s post is about how to acquire them. Basics One of the most common ways for a Raveler to see your project is to see it when researching a pattern, on a project gallery page like this. These basic steps ensure your project will be seen on those pages. (Here’s a great post on adding a project, if you want to review that.) Link your project to the pattern. When you enter a project, if you used a pattern make sure …
• Ravelry Resolutions
  … picture! Your profile picture on Ravelry helps other Ravelers recognize you across the site. It doesn’t have to be an actual picture of you! Profile pictures are definitely not required, but it is nice to have a picture on your profile page or attached to your projects and forum posts, sharing a bit of your personality on your profile and around the site. If you’d like some instructions about how to add a pic: we have tutorials on uploading a Ravatar (that’s Ravelry slang for Ravelry Avatar …
• Tip: 3 Things to do on Ravelry in the New Year
  … Ravelry 700 times…). If you prefer, you can always use a picture of something you love. (See above re: 700 Benedict Cumberbatches…) It’s definitely not required, but it can be nice to have a picture on your profile page or attached to your projects and forum posts. If you’d like some instructions about how to add a pic: we have tutorials on uploading a Ravatar (that’s Ravelry slang for Ravelry Avatar) and using your Instagram profile picture (if you have one) here on Ravelry as your profile …
• Tip: start a project from your phone!
  … start a project in several ways: from the projects section of your Notebook, from the Ravelry pattern page, from your queue, or (this is a mobile-only feature), scroll down to the “upload a photo” link at the bottom of the site navigation and create a new project from there. In this post I’ll share how to add a project from the projects section of your Notebook. First, click on projects section and then select the add button. Fill in the basic information about your pattern and click …
• Tip: Forum Activity Tab
  … , click the little “x” next to anything you would like to unhide (no offense to any groups listed there, I just hid a few as an example). The forum activity tab is a great way to quickly catch up with what is going on in the forums that you follow. This also looks great on tablets and mobile devices. If you aren’t currently participating in the forums, I encourage you to find some groups that might interest you. This blog post has some great tips on how to locate your new favorite group.
• Thursday Tip: New Mobile Site Features for Pattern Search & Yarn Shops
  Ravelry’s mobile site (accessible at m.ravelry.com from any mobile phone or device that can access the internet) has some brand-new features, and we’re so excited to share them with you! New for Mobile Site Pattern Search: Hot Right Now, Faved Patterns, and Saved Searches On the mobile site you have long been able to search the Ravelry pattern database – very handy when on the go. Now, we’ve added our popular “Hot Right Now” feature to the mobile site to the patterns section, allowing you to …
• Thursday Tip: Sharing is Caring
  We’ve posted previously about how to share your projects, but I’m going to cover it again because we have some new enhancements! Let’s recap, how do I make something public again? To share any item in your notebook, follow the steps below. Neat!  But I’ve seen all this before.  What’s new? Really, everything in your notebook.  Fiber stashes are newly shareable! A public page for all your public projects.  The url for your project notebook – www.ravelry.com/projects/ …
• Utilisation de l’Éditeur de texte ( « Text Editor » ) de Ravelry : Mise en page, Création de liens, Intégration d’images
  catégories: Forums, Notebook, photos, French, français Utilisation de l’Éditeur de texte ( « Text Editor » ) de Ravelry : Mise en page, Création de liens, Intégration d’imagesIntroduction à l’Éditeur de TexteInsérer une citationInsérer un lien« Magic links » - Liens magiquesInsérer une imageImages hébergées dans FlickrImages hébergées dans un autre site internetImages hébergées dans votre propre siteImages téléchargées sur Ravelry depuis votre ordinateurFormatage de texte : Caractères gras / …
• Utilisation de l’Éditeur de texte ( « Text Editor » ) de Ravelry : Mise en page, Création de liens, Intégration d’images
  catégories: Forums, Notebook, photos, French, français Utilisation de l’Éditeur de texte ( « Text Editor » ) de Ravelry : Mise en page, Création de liens, Intégration d’imagesIntroduction à l’Éditeur de TexteInsérer une citationInsérer un lien« Magic links » - Liens magiquesInsérer une imageImages hébergées dans FlickrImages hébergées dans un autre site internetImages hébergées dans votre propre siteImages téléchargées sur Ravelry depuis votre ordinateurFormatage de texte : Caractères gras / …
• Welcome to Ravelry! FAQ
  … that people have started. The Forums Tab will show you the on-going discussions on the main forums, as well as those of any groups that you have joined. You can find additional information about using the forums here, including information about how to format posts, use magic-linking, and navigate and search the forums. I never read the main forums, can I get rid of them? The main forums (Patterns, Techniques, Yarn & Fiber, Tools & Equipment, Needlework News & Events, For the Love …
• how to report a problem, blocking, ignoring, contacting Ravelry
  … user in the forums? Use the three dot menu under their Ravatar next to a post to hide the Ravatar, ‘disagree’ it so you see an image to remind you not to engage with that Raveler, or block the user so you don’t see their posts in most places. This menu is covered on the help page “(Almost) everything you wanted to know about posting in Ravelry forums”. How to reach Ravelry by email You can send a message that goes via email to Ravelry staff by using the Contact Us page that is linked at the …
• All About Ravelry Forums
  … This one removes the favorite curse word field from view on users’ profile pages. Ignore To ignore an individual, use the Ravatar three dot menu or the Activity page, see above. To stop ignoring an individual, return to those options. To ignore a thread, see topic tools. How to report a problem/flag a post For information on flagging a post and bringing it to the attention of group moderators/administrators, see How to report a problem. Hop! Threads that have over 1000 pages don’t have a …
• helpful hints on ravelry etiquette
  … , especially if the topic is heated or sensitive. Particularly in large groups with an established culture, it is usually a good idea to “lurk” — meaning, read the forums regularly without posting — in a group for a time before jumping in (as well as reading the group’s description and rules). Of course, if you have something to offer, don’t be afraid to post; this is how you can make connections with other Ravelers who may even eventually become your real-life friends! But it’s generally a good …
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  … page https://www.ravelry.com/groups/ravelry-editors/pages/Note... Purchases https://www.ravelry.com/wiki/pages/PurchasesSection Problems - troubleshooting, how to report problems Help! My Ravelry is Broken! HelpMyRavIsBroken OTHER LINKS? How to report a problem https://www.ravelry.com/wiki/pages/HowToReportAProblem flagging posts, messaging moderators, messaging Ravelry reporting comments, users, spam, bugs *** old view Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Ravelry FAQ More FAQ Help …