home page

Unaria Aeducan

Warning:

This page is a work in progress. This means some stuff may be messy, so please bear with me!

Unaria Aeducan

example image

Biographical

Full name
  • Unaria Aeducan
  • (Formerly: Unaria Aeducan, First of Her Name, Princess of the Dwarven Empire, and Protector of the Stone)
  • Also known as
  • Unaria Aeducan-Arainai
  • Warden-Commander
    of Ferelden
  • The Stonewild Princess
  • The Pampered Princess
  • Stoneslayer/Kinslayer
  • Paragon Unaria
  • Age:
  • 21 (DA:O), 28 (DA2),
    31 (DAI), 42 (DATV)
  • Family:
  • King Endrin Aeducan (Father, deceased)
  • Queen Getha Aeducan, Née Getha Dace (Mother, deceased)
  • Trian Aeducan (Older brother, deceased)
  • Bhelen Aeducan (Younger brother, deceased)
  • Zevran Arainai (Lover)
  • "Madrigal" Aeducan-Arainai (Daughter)
  • Background

    Class
  • Unaria Aeducan
  • (Formerly: Unaria Aeducan, First of Her Name, Princess of the Dwarven Empire, and Protector of the Stone)
  • This is an example of a real link. This is an example of a redlink that doesn't go anywhere. You can adjust the colors of these (and everything else in the template) by going into the CSS file and changing the color variables at the top of the file.

    Table of Contents
    1. Early Life
      1. Subsection 1
      2. Subsection 2
    2. Subheader 2
    3. Subheader 3

    Early Life

    example image
    Left image example. next one has no caption
    example image

    Unaria Aeducan was born in Orzammer in the ninth year of the Dragon Age (9:09). She was the second child born to King Endrin Aeducan and Queen Getha Aeducan, the first being Prince Trian Aeducan. Her younger brother, Prince Bhelen Aeducan, was born one year later.

    Unaria was a curious child, always finding ways to get into trouble, and when confronted by her parents, her excuse was always, "it looked interesting."

    , Queen Getha fell in battle as she led her regiment into a battle with darkspawn.

    Subsection 1

    The table of contents is open by default. You can make it closed by default by removing the word open from the tag.

    This is a static template, so you'll have to set up the table of contents on each page manually. Add an id="headername" to each header in your code, then add a corresponding link with href="#headername" to the table of contents. IDs cannot contain spaces or begin with a number.

    There's no elegant way to make sub-ordered-lists appear like 1.1, 1.2, etc. in HTMLCSS. On MediaWiki sites, they just auto generate the numbers right onto the page, which is messy and not ideal for a static site. You'll have to make do with a/b/c, sorry.

    Subsection 2

    Most things in this code (the notice boxes, floating images, infoboxes, etc.) can be dropped into your page wherever you want with minimal issues. Just copy and paste.

    Subheader 2

    example image
    Right image example.

    There are some utility classes in the CSS:

    Subheader 3

    Make sure any <h2> elements directly under a section with a right-floating image have the class "clear-both" applied. This makes it "clear" any floating elements and appear below them, to avoid display weirdness on large screens.

    (NEW) This code now contains gallery rows - see below for an example. If you're already using this theme, you can use "view page source" to grab the HTML/CSS for the gallery, and drop them into your code.