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@ -24,8 +24,6 @@ which is then synchronised the version control system.
<p>When writing logbook entries, just use <a href="hbmanual1.html#images">relative URLs</a> to the same folder as your text, e.g. <var>href="mynicepic.jpg"</var> and the image and the logbook HTML will, for a 2017 expo, be put into <var>/years/2017/</var>.
<p>One special suggestion: do not use &lt;P&gt; paragraph tags. Well, you can if you like, but they will be stripped out and replaced by double-newlines when the file is parsed. This is because &lt;P&gt; paragraph tags cannot be nested - that is not allowed in HTML - and the fragment you are writing will be merged with other fragments and may be put inside a higher-level paragraph. [This is also true for Cave Description text in <a href="survey/caveentry.html">"Edit this Cave"</a>.]
<h3>How it all works - editing and archiving</h3>
<p>When you use the online form to create a new logbook entry or to edit an old one, when you click the button the changes are made immediately to the online database on the server and you can see the results immediately (except for the list of logbook entry titles in the Expo webpage). Also, when you click the button the entire database of logbook entries is written out to disc, with your new entry in the right place by date, and this file 'logbook.html' is registered with the version control system (git add and git commit).
<p>So when you click on any of the links to see the whole logbook, your edited entry will be there for all to see.