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  • Muehe@lemmy.mltoCanvas@toast.oooCanvas 2026 collaborations thread
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    13 days ago

    To anyone who missed it, I think most people are using the new templates to collaborate this year. There is announcement thread about it pinned to the community. Works like this:

    1. Go to https://chocolatecakecodes.goip.de/cotemplate/ui/template/20260520-Canvas26_main
    2. (optional) Use the button with the image icon in the top right to select the templates you want to support. Close the sidebar, and click the button with the arrow icon top middle to load your selection.
    3. Click the button with the clipboard icon to copy a link. If you skipped step 2 all templates will be included.
    4. Go back to the Canvas page, open the settings, and paste the link into “Template URL”. Then set “Template X” and “Template Y” to 0.
    5. (optional) Select another “Template Style” to better see where pixels are needed, I suggest “Dotted Small”.

    If you want to add your own template you have to use “Login” button on the top right of the template page. Guess you could also use a link to a random png, but haven’t tested that.







  • Muehe@lemmy.mltoWikipedia@lemmy.worldBalcony solar power
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    1 month ago

    Hey there, seems like you used a code block (text between two lines of ```). This will prevent line-wrapping, so you have to scroll horizontally through the code block to read. For text that is supposed to be read it’s better to use a quote (lines starting with > and a space):

    Automatic Power Cut-Off: The system is “smart.” If you unplug the cord from the wall while the sun is shining, the metal prongs on the plug become “dead” in less than a second. This prevents anyone from getting a shock from the exposed plug.

    Grid Outage Protection: If the power goes out in your neighborhood (a blackout), the panels automatically stop sending power to your home or the grid. This ensures utility workers fixing the lines aren’t accidentally shocked by your panels."