mctrexler wrote:
Thanks Metta. Still not sure exactly what that "disable sharing" is about, but I've just done as you suggested!
Nothing really complicated about it, Mark. I just assumed that if access to your subscription brain depends upon users making a payment, you probably wouldn't want them sharing the unlisted webbrain links with others, since they would be by-passing your subscription paywall. mctrexler wrote:
I'm pretty sure the Brain I provided a link to is 100 x 100
Interesting! I'm not quite sure why a brain with a designated dimension like this would also be responsive. Perhaps Matt or Patrick could weigh in on this and clarify?
For example, perhaps the designated dimension only specifies the default display, and the webbrain is "smart" enough to adjust its size to accommodate the viewing device?
mctrexler wrote:
My only point was that the embedded Brains are still perfectly functional at 75 x 75 etc, and there may be some advantages to the smaller size in better integrating them into a web page.
Thanks for clarifying.
mctrexler wrote:
BTW, you are correct that there is no way to give someone a URL link in an email that will take them to a specific thought inside your embedded Brain on a webpage. HOWEVER, you can provide a link to the webpage, and it is possible to provide links on the webpage that activate different links in the embedded Brain on that webpage. For example, take a look at this embedded Brain with multiple links that users can choose from:
http://climatographer.com/business-risks/ I don't know how Laura set the links up, but I'll ask her to post that info.
Very cool! Didn't know this was possible, Mark, so I will be looking forward to Laura's feedback about how she set up these links to display within your embedded brain, rather than redirecting to the webbrain itself.