Edit Overall non Format Parameters for Postcards of Former Imperial Palace at Forbidden City
Variable
Value
Defaults
Description
session
Edit Session Name
user
Please put your email
gcf@npac.syr.edu
User Email
password
Password (Affects offline Scheduling)
foilset
FIXED forbiddencity
Name of Set
author
Author(s) of Photoset
author
titleset
Title of PhotoSet
titleset
runningtitle
Shorter Running Title for Set on each page
runningtitle
event
Event (For Set or Individual Photos)
event
date
Date (For Set or Individual Photos)
datemod
Modification Date (For Set or Individual Photos)
criticalmissing
Comma Separated list of Photo numbers where Image Essential
somemissing
Comma Separated list of Photo numbers where Image Very Useful
setaddonlines
Abstract Addons List of url:First URL{title= ...}{comment= ...}
If more than one photo must have totalurl:{title= What to call set}{comment=comment on whole set}
setaddonlines
url:URL{title=TITLE}{comment=COMMENT}
setaddonextra
CLEAR if setaddonlines replaces previous or INCREMENT if adds on
setaddonextra
setaddinfo
Additional Information on Photoset (as HTML)
setaddinfo
abstractsource
Location of Abstract (Photo Number or DYNAMIC)
abstracttitle
Title of DYNAMIC Abstract
abstracttitle
abstractimagelocation
Location of Image Associated with Abstract
abstractimagelocation
abstracthtml
HTML of DYNAMIC Abstract
abstracthtml
Title:Summary of Postcards of Former Imperial Palace at Forbidden City Bullet1:The Former Imperial Palace was called the Purple Forbidden City and now is the Palace Museum Bullet1:It was the Imperial Palace in the Ming and Qing dynasties and is now the existing largest and best preserved ancient palace structure in China. Bullet1:It was first built in 1406-1420 (4th to 18th year of reign of Emperor Yongle in Ming Dynasty) Bullet1:It occupies over 720,000 square meters and has more than 9000 bays of halls and rooms. Bullet1:The Palace is 760 meters wide (east to west) and 960 meters deep (north to south) Bullet1:A 10 meter high wall surrounds the Palace with a 52 meter wide moat Bullet1:The Palace forms a City within a City of Beijing Bullet1:On the four corners of the Purple forbidden City there is a corner tower in the style of nine beams and 18 columns.
maxfoilnumber
FIXED 10
Maximum number of Photos in Set
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