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Revision as of 15:07, 19 September 2014
Sociological Imaginations
Human Practice Team
Introduction
- Introduction
- Theoretical and Conceptual Framework
- Methodology
- Synthetic Biology for Environmental Reform
- UCL iGEM 2014 in the Risk Society
- Transcending Multifaceted Borders
- The Playful Professional and Sustainable Governance
- List of References
Envisioning the Environmental Controversy of Dual-Use Synthetic Biology
Anticipatory Socialisation for Sustainable Governance in iGEM
Guide to Making a New Page
Hey Kevin. So to make a new page the first thing to do is go to the sociological imaginations main page (https://2014.igem.org/Team:UCL/Humans/Soci). Once there you need to go to a web address that hasnt been used yet. Do this by taking the Imaginations page and adding something to the end like this: https://2014.igem.org/Team:UCL/Humans/Soci/4
You may notice I've already made some pages at /1 (this page) & /2 & /3. Go to the /4 page I've included or another page of you liking ...Soci/Something. Once on that page you'll notice that it doesnt say anything in particular. If you go to the black menu bar at the top of the page (you may need to hover the mouse to see it) and click on create it will automatically let you edit and put content into the page. Next copy the contents of either /2 or /3 onto the new page. That will automatically give you the header, footer, and title. From there you can play around.
Tips on Making a Menu Bar
The most basic menu bar will be a simple un-ordered list like this<ul>
<li>One</li>
<li>Two</li>
<li>Three</li>
<li>Four</li>
</ul>
From there it is pretty much just css. Go check out http://coredogs.com/lesson/vertical-navigation-bars they have some great explanations that are pretty intuitive. It wont be beyond you simply just learning new tags and css attributes so dont worry. All that said, if you still need help just let me know I'd be glad to help!