a scientific journal is a journal of data recorded from scientist
The Journal of Investing was created in 1992.
International Journal of Neural Systems was created in 1989.
Journal of Historical Review was created in 1980.
The Daily News Journal was created in 1931.
The Add Text button can be found in the submission area on deviantART. When you are on the submission page, there will be two boxes. One box for typing and one box for uploading images, videos, or text. The upload box is the first box under the Category selection. Under it will be two buttons 'Add image' or 'Add text'. Click 'Add text'. Up will pop a window for you to write in the text you wish to upload.
Just add your art to lots of groups.
YouTube, DeviantArt, and other places where you can display images and/or videos.
Monty has stated in his journal on DeviantArt that she is NOT dead so rejoice!
There are two ways to post links on deviantART. One way is simply copying the URL of a website and pasting it into your comment/journal. It will appear like this: [link] Or, you have text become a link. In which case you would put this in your comment/journal: <a href="URL here">text here</a> When you post that, your written text will be 'clickable' and take the person to that link.
First, to be able to add a journal template to your journal on deviantART, you must be a subscriber to the website. This is a subscriber only feature. Before adding a Journal Template/CSS to your journal, you must have a fair amount of knowledge of CSS coding. When you have your CSS coding for your journal template available, go to deviantart's website and follow these steps: 1) At the top of every deviantART page, there is a little dark green square with an arrow in it next to your username. Click on that. 2) A drop down menu will appear. In that menu, click 'Update Journal'. 3) This will bring up a new journal entry field. 3 a) If you wish to edit a past journal entry, click on 'Edit Previous Journal Entries' above the new one. Then select the one you want by clicking 'edit' to the right of the journal title. This will take you to that journal's edit page. 4) Here you will see 6 things. A Subject line. A link that says 'Header' (click to show). A text box titled 'Journal Entry'. A link that says 'Footer' (click to show). An area to enter mood, and current activities. A link at the bottom that says 'Add CSS...'. First start out by clicking 'Header' (click to show), if your CSS uses a header. If it doesn't, skip to step 6. 5) A text box will appear. Here you put in the ccoding for your journal header. You can do this by typing in the coding you wish, or if it's a premade template, copy and paste from the downloaded text document. 6) Next, go to the 'Journal Entry' text box. Here will be the body of your journal. There should be some coding here as well. You can do this by typing in the coding you wish, or if it's a premade template, copy and paste from the downloaded text document. 7) Now for the Footer. Click the link that says 'Footer' (ckick to show), if your CSS uses a footer. If it doesn't, skip to step 9. 8) Here, you enter the coding for your footer. ou can do this by typing in the coding you wish, or if it's a premade template, copy and paste from the downloaded text document. 9) Finally, it's time for the acual CSS that ties this all together to make a journal. At the bottom, above the Preview and Send buttons, there is a link that says 'Add CSS...'. Click this. 10) A window will pop up saying: "Custom journal CSS should only be used by advanced users with knowledge of Cascading Style Sheets. Do you want to access the journal CSS editing area?" Click 'Ok' to continue. 11) A large text box will appear. Here is for your actual CSS coding, add that here.You can do this by typing in the coding you wish, or if it's a premade template, copy and paste from the downloaded text document. 12) When you are done, you can click Preview to see a small preview of what your journal template looks like. Or, you can click Done, and your journal will be update for everyone to see. This will complete your CSS coding and journal template.
Complete the journal
There's a system on deviantART called "thumbs". It's like each deviation (Artwork)'s ID, in some way. It's usually written :thumb#: where # is the number of the deviation in which you wish to display.Each Stamp has it's own Thumb # as well, so you find it on the deviation's page and simply paste it into your journal along with the rest of your post.Please note: you need to be a premium member (paid membership) in order for your Thumbnails (so therefore stamps) to show up in your journal.
you download the videos on the web site, like what kind of videos?
Plug it into your computer and under videos (add) your videos
do you have premium membership? You can only have journal skins if you have it... otherwise I'm not sure
Go to the Art Submission page and click on "Add Text" instead of "Upload File".