What is Full Poster?

Full Poster is a huge and completely freeware suite of web features meant to advertise and promote your professional activities and your hobbies, your commercial ventures or your artistic commitments and pursuits.
 
Full Poster is not just another social network mostly oriented to recreational activities, rather it has been thought and conceived as a business network for a powerful promotion of your commercial or professional enterprises or of your talents.
Besides, painters models or fashion biz will find perfect templates to sport charme, and writers journalists or programmers will find one of the most sophisticated and original platforms ever to share written texts.
If you did not subscribe yet, the only reason you are not on Full Poster is because you have not tried seriously yet to learn how to use it so to take advantage of its bountiful features: for if you do, you may fall in love with it.
 
The contents you place on Full Poster, if accurate and somewhat cared for, may have a powerful impact on search engines: in fact, it is quite possible you landed on Full Poster having found some of its contents listed in the very first pages of search engines.
 
The amount of options that Full Poster offers are unique and they constitute a fascinating adventure worth of being undertaken so to discover learn and use all the potential that Full Poster can place under your command, and enjoy what Full Poster can do for the success of your business, for your brand visibility, or to help you in the achievement of your most meaningful goals.

How to enter your profile management in the members area

Enter in your profile members area from the login page providing your Identification Number (or your Username if you chose/have one) and your password.
Once you have logged in, under the top page menus will appear a line that says that you are recognised as your username: by clicking on that linked username you will be redirected immediately inside your members area.

Can't remember your password?

If once at the login page you discover you can't remember anymore your password, you have two options.
You will find in the same page, nearby the bottom on the left, a string saying "Forgotten password? Click here": by clicking on it a new row will appear where you can supply the number of your poster and then click the link beside it. This shall send an email message to the email address you provided upon subscription, and such message will contain a link leading back to Full Poster and that will give to you a new password. This email will reveal a few data about the computer that generated this request.
If no email arrives, be sure to check also inside your email spam or bulk folder.
 
Alternatively, after a failed login, you will be brought back to the login page where a new option to reset the password without resorting to emails will appear (this is useful in case much time has elapsed and for some reason you no longer own the email account you used to subscribe); however, you can take avail of this feature only if you have provided an answer to the secret question in the members area.

How to change your password or choose an username

Once in the members area:

• Change your password scrolling the members area page and locate the item that says: password. Put your new password in the text area beside and click the button. Wait for confirmation alert. Passwords must respect a few rules for your own safety.
• Change or choose an username by scrolling the members area page and locate the item that says: username. Put your new username in the text area beside and click the button. Wait for confirmation alert.

How to sponsor your poster in the front page

To make your poster eligible to be randomly picked from a pool of posters fit to appear in the front page of Full Poster, first compile it in all its parts (guidelines below), then once in the members area click the button Sponsor.

How to populate your poster typology and make a map

Once in the members area click on the Typology Management button.

Once in the Typology Management page, choose your profile main category from the menu on the left, the menu on the right will be populated with subcategories: choose one or more from it too. To choose more than one subcategory, hold down your keyboard CTRL button as you select. Be a bit patient if the selections may take a few seconds to appear.

Scroll down and choose from the countries your country. Wait to see appear in the menu beside it the regions and choose your region.
To choose a city, click on the initial letters of your city name from the menu beside the regions, and wait for the cities to appear in the last menu: then select your city from such menu.

To generate a map, see the area with the button labeled Click here to generate the map.
Before clicking it provide an optional street address, if you want, in the text field above that button, and a zip code in the text field beside the mentioned text field.

The map is a Google map. Have a bit of patience: it may take a while to generate the map you want, and Google does not cover all geographical areas yet, but once done it will be there always. Keep trying, or settle down for an approximate location if you prefer.

Once done go at the bottom of the page and click the save button.

How to put images in your poster

Once in the members area click on the Texts and Images Management button.

Once in the next page, on the left of the page after the instructions there will be a button that says Browse: click it and in the pop up dialog box (which is a dialog box generated by your operative system and not by Full Poster) and locate in which folder on your computer your image is located. Then double click it once located.
Then on the website page click the button that says: add image.

How to write the texts for your poster

Once in the members area click on the Texts and Images Management button.

• title: put a title for your profile. This can be important also as far as the search engines impact of your profile is concerned, so use keywords here.
• subtitle: an optional line that describes better your product or your activity, or a slogan.
• summary: it is necessary that you populate this field if you want to appear in the website lists of profiles. Describe briefly what your profile is about and be sure you insert at least 2 lines (ideally more).
• email, telephones, web address: self descriptive names.
• Description: this is the main description text of your profile. If you know html or css you can use some formats (described in the instructions there). If you don't also plain text is fine. Carriages returns are automatically preserved. Shortcut to make a text bold surround it with curly brackets {bold}. Shortcut to make a frame box, surround the text with two vertical lines |text|. Shortcut to make a header surround text with square brackets [text].
  Use the html PRE tags to insert preformatted texts <pre>text</pre>: that will appear as text written on a different background color box (that is, there shortcuts won't apply).

Once done go at the bottom of the page and click the save button.

How to write a Review

Reviews are similar to additional posters where you may advertise whatever product or activity, yours or by other persons, that you like.
In order to write a review go to the page for adding reviews and fill in its fields.
Images to be added to your reviews must be present on other online websites or resources: by providing the web address specific to the image (usually found by clicking with your mouse right button on any online image and copying it by selecting the related voice that appears in the ensuing drop down menu) you will include it in your review. In order to delete an image you have just added it is enough to click on it. In order to move upward or downward and image you have just added it is enough to make with your mouse a slight dragging attempt on the image either upward or downward and the image will soon shift by one slot either upward or downward.
To update any review of yours you must go to the very same review page and at its bottom you will find a link to update it and a text field to provide your password: if the provided password matches with the one of the author of the review (you), you will be admitted to its editing.

Blogs, Polls, Chatrooms, Favourite websites, and the other features

Once in the members area click on the buttons that leads to their features. Follow then the instructions present on the pages.
If you have done a profile, managing those pages could be even easier than managing your main profile.
You do not need to use all the options. If you are not sure what an option is for, it probably means you don't need it.
However, you are encouraged to try them at least once to see what they do: do not be intimidated by the abundance of options on some pages, they are meant to serve all your profile blogging and self promotion needs, and the learning curve is both mild and fun.

How may I prevent undesired subscribers' interactions?

At the bottom of every subscriber's poster there is an area from where you may ban him/her from most interactions with your account.

Smileys

:-) =       :-( =       ;-) =       :-D =       %-O =       :-O =       8-( =       :-P =       :-E =       :-N =       :-W =       :-5 =       :-? =       :-S =       :-Z =       B-) =       :-V =       :-x =       :-L =       :-H =       :-ROFL =       8-D =      

Synopsys of Full Poster Specific Syntaxes

Except within PRE tags:

1. {text} = bold text; to have the brackets prefix the escape char \{text\}
2. {} = forcing additional new line; to have the brackets prefix the escape char \{\}
3. [text] = header; to have the brackets prefix the escape char \[text\]
4. [.] = produces a header where the dot is replaced by a progressive number starting with 1
5. |text| = framebox; to have the pipes prefix the escape char \|text\|
6. [@text@] = creates a small coloured floating frame placed beside the outer text sorrounding it, working as an index or as a paragraph summary, or as an attention striker.
   If such frames are many and very close to each other, their precision as locators may be approximative.

Anywere: (note: html tag syntaxes are highly specific: for instance including two whitespaces instead than one won't produce anymore the desired results)

6. Allowed html tags: abbr, acronym, address, article, aside, audio, blockquote, canvas, caption, cite, code, dd, del, details, dfn, dialog, div, dl, dt, em, fieldset, figure, h1, h2, h3, h4, ins, kbd, legend, li, mark, nav, ol, p, pre, progress, q, rp, rt, ruby, samp, section, span, strong, sub, summary, sup, table, td, tr, tt, ul, var
    
   Carriage returns expressly inserted by you by hitting the new lines key on your keyboard will be preserved in your online poster (namely they will appear as BR tags in the Html code). Above two consecutive carriage returns, will be turned into just two consecutive carriage returns.
    
   You may insert hyperlinks as long as you follow the format emphasized by color: <a href="http://www.xxxxxx.com">ABCDEFG</a>
    
   You may insert images available on the internet as long as you follow the format emphasized by color <img src="http://www.xxxxxx.com/image.jpg" />
    
   In the SPAN, DIV, FIELDSET tags you may use either the style or class or title attribute. In the TD tag you may use either the style or class attribute.
   All HTML tables in the (lowercase) TD tag accept the optional COLSPAN and ROWSPAN and STYLE lowercase attributes, and if both are present STYLE must follow and not antecede ROW/COLSPAN. All TD tags exhibit a border.
    
   In the OL tag you may use the START attribute. In the A tag you may use the REL attribute as long as it follows and does not precede the HREF attribute.
    
   If you are a programmer and you want to paste or write section of codes and make them appear exactly as they have been written, include such sections between an open PRE Html tag and a closed PRE Html tag. To have barred text within a PRE tag place before it a SPAN tag where you set a style="line-through". Keep also in mind that all the tag syntaxes do not allow more than one single white space as separator between the attributes you may have placed in the tags.
7. <span style="line-through"></span><pre>text</pre> = barred PRE tag
8. ==== = rule
9. !number (ie: !1234 ) = snippet inclusion (the syntax requires also a leading and trailing whitespace)
10. !number.number (ie: !1234.12 ) = snippet portion inclusion (the syntax requires also a leading and trailing whitespace)
11. !rNumber (ie: !r1234 ) = review inclusion (the syntax requires also a leading and trailing whitespace)
12. ^^note text^^ = footer note text
13. §§§text§§§ = inline hidden text with caption
14. §§§§text§§§§ = hidden text with framebox caption
15. <my email="NUMBER"> = place a poster identification number (yours?) and the line will be changed into the email currently associated with the poster if the owner has supplied one
16. <my type="1" subtype="1" on="text"> = transformation table
17. <my type="2" subtype="1" on="text"> = transformation table
18. <my type="3" subtype="1"> = tabular data
19. <my type="4" subtype="div" on="text"> = order text alphabetically (div=split after this identifier, if absent namely if subtype="", defaults to carriage returns. Each record thus identified shall be ordered taking into account only its leading 35 characters). Text must not include double apexes: so use " instead of "
20. <my type="5" on="testo"> = order text alphabetically (and append an index on top) splitting records by sequences of four # signs namely ####, the for each record order text accordingly to the first single # sign met: example:
    word 2 # description 2 ####
    word 1 # description 1 ####
    Text must not include double apexes: so use " instead of "
21. <my type="6" author="35 chars max" date="35 chars max" title="80 chars max" geolocation="80 chars max" summary="254 chars max" url="http:// 180 chars max" img="http:// 180 chars max .jpg,.gif..." shadowcolor="optional; hexadecimal color inclusive of #">user comments and they may include html tags</my>
    creates a formatted frameset for presenting such data (such as web resources, presenting a few details of the original source before adding your comments). The attributes of this tag are not all mandatory, neither their order is.
    Text inside attributes of the <my> tag must not include double apexes: so use " instead of "
22. @[text here max 50]->[replaces it with text here max 250] = page specific custom syntax for text replacing: replace in this page all the instances of the text within the former square brackets with the text in the latter square brackets.
    The difference with the other text replacers is that these are uniquely specific page related customization, whereas the others are user-account related customization. Not all HTML tags are allowed.
    Use &#91; for [ and &#93; for ]
23. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6UAYGxiRwU = youtube video embedding (change the video trailing identifier)
    If you add to the link a whitespace and then the following syntax °some short text of your choiche here° the text will be placed as a caption on top of the video.
24. The following syntax turns the texts into links to the mentioned biblical passages (if available):
    bookname@CHAPTER(num)
    bookname@CHAPTER(num):VERSE(num)
    bookname@CHAPTER(num):VERSE(num)-VERSE(num)
    bookname@CHAPTER(num)@ACRONYM_BIBLE_VERSION
    bookname@CHAPTER(num):VERSE(num)@ACRONYM_BIBLE_VERSION
    bookname@CHAPTER(num):VERSE(num)-VERSE(num)@ACRONYM_BIBLE_VERSION
    Example: 1chronicles@2:3-12@kjv
    Biblical book names must be in the following formats: 1baruch, 1chronicles, 1corinthians, 1esdras, 1john, 1kings, 1maccabees, 1meqabyan, 1peter, 1samuel, 1thessalonians, 1timothy, 2baruch, 2chronicles, 2corinthians, 2esdras, 2john, 2kings, 2maccabees, 2meqabyan, 2peter, 2samuel, 2thessalonians, 2timothy, 3baruch, 3esdras, 3john, 3maccabees, 3meqabyan, 4baruch, 4esdras, 4maccabees, acts, amos, colossians, daniel, deuteronomy, ecclesiastes, ecclesiasticus, enoch, ephesians, esther, exodus, ezekiel, ezra, galatians, genesis, habakkuk, haggai, hebrews, hosea, isaiah, james, jeremiah, job, joel, john, jonah, joshua, jubilees, jude, judges, judith, lamentations, leviticus, luke, malachi, manasseh, mark, matthew, micah, nahum, nehemiah, numbers, obadiah, philemon, philippians, proverbs, psalm, psalms, qoheleth, revelation, romans, ruth, sirach, songofsongs, susanna, titus, tobit, wisdom, zechariah, zephaniah Version names must be in the following formats: kjv, esv, asv, ceb, cjb, cev, darby, esvuk, gnt, leb, msg, nasb, ncv, nirv, nasb, niv, nkjv, nlv, nlt, ojb, tniv, wyc, ylt
25. +tarotNUMBER example: +tarot7: an image of the 7th tarot card.
    -tarotNUMBER example: -tarot7: an image of the 7th tarot card, reversed.
    Numbers from zero to 21 included.
    It is advisable you use a container tag as a canvas, arguably a DIV tag with a css style attribute set, inclusive of the instruction white-space: nowrap
26. MM#NUMBERS, MM # NUMBERS = ModelMayem active link to the provided number; example: MM#010 = http://www.modelmayhem.com/010
27. For programmers or writers: preferably use as version identifier: 0.0.0.0 first number version (if zero=beta) second number update of existing components third number bugfixes fourth number mere restyling.
    The website may delete certain text strings that it regards potentially dangerous: in case of copy and paste codes you are encouraged to verify their functionality by copying them once published on Full Poster.
28. To verify how these syntaxes are represented, you may use the preview buttons while you're in the editing process. Previews, particularly because they are displayed on smaller page areas, may differ in minor details from the eventual outcome.