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FAIRwiki:Sandbox: diferenças entre revisões

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===Endnotes===
===Endnotes===
{{book1|author=Joe Blow|title=Blow Hard|date=2002|publisher=HarperCollins|place=New York|start=1|end=4|ISBN=abc123}}
{{book1|author=Joe Blow|title=Blow Hard|date=2002|publisher=HarperCollins|place=New York|start=1|end=4|ISBN=193847321}}

Revisão das 09h57min de 10 de julho de 2006

1) Note how this attempt at a thumb nail does not work:

Erro ao criar miniatura: /bin/bash: line 1: /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directory Error code: 127
"The garment worn by this figure is believed to represent the quilted armor worn by warriors, but the elaboration of the costume and its accoutrements suggest a figure of high rank and noble status." Costumed Figure, 7th–8th century -- Mexico; Maya Ceramic, pigment; H. 11 17/32 in. (29.3 cm) (1979.206.953) – Metropolitan Museum of Art Note the pectoral ("breast plate"). Note that this figure post-dates the Nephite period.

2) Yet, this one non-thumb does:

"The garment worn by this figure is believed to represent the quilted armor worn by warriors, but the elaboration of the costume and its accoutrements suggest a figure of high rank and noble status." Costumed Figure, 7th–8th century -- Mexico; Maya Ceramic, pigment; H. 11 17/32 in. (29.3 cm) (1979.206.953) – Metropolitan Museum of Art Note the pectoral ("breast plate"). Note that this figure post-dates the Nephite period.
"The garment worn by this figure is believed to represent the quilted armor worn by warriors, but the elaboration of the costume and its accoutrements suggest a figure of high rank and noble status." Costumed Figure, 7th–8th century -- Mexico; Maya Ceramic, pigment; H. 11 17/32 in. (29.3 cm) (1979.206.953) – Metropolitan Museum of Art Note the pectoral ("breast plate"). Note that this figure post-dates the Nephite period.

3) Shrinking the image to a fixed pixel size does not help either:

Erro ao criar miniatura: /bin/bash: line 1: /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directory Error code: 127
"The garment worn by this figure is believed to represent the quilted armor worn by warriors, but the elaboration of the costume and its accoutrements suggest a figure of high rank and noble status." Costumed Figure, 7th–8th century -- Mexico; Maya Ceramic, pigment; H. 11 17/32 in. (29.3 cm) (1979.206.953) – Metropolitan Museum of Art Note the pectoral ("breast plate"). Note that this figure post-dates the Nephite period.

Endnotes

Joe Blow, Blow Hard (New York: HarperCollins, 2002), 1. ISBN {{{isbn}}}.