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[edit] Kopasho Talk

I see what you're trying to do with the colours, but hmm, no, I don't that will fly. Might look weird on some people's screens bro.

• Look at the way they break the text up in this page [1], like in the Taikyoku Gedan section for example. But I would add * to the start of the lines to produce wiki bullets (as I am doing now)
• Here's what a picture can do [2], it wouldnt have to be a drawing tho, a photo or two would help. Kahuroa 20:25, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Good

Much better. Will keep my eyes open for ways other articles do it too Kahuroa 19:37, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

Was thinking, - just an idea, might not work. Say you had four pix, square, clearly showing the opening stance/move of each of the four parts. Clear so they could be diplayed quite small and still show the stance/move. Then you could have an table with four rows and two columns. Table could be invisible, that is, you can't see the borders of the table or the cells. The first columm would be not be wide, say 2.5cm (1 inch). The first row would have a pic of the opening stance in column 1, and in column 2 the text. So on with each row. What do you think. By the pix being clear I mean maybe a dark, uncluttered background, and the person demonstrating taking up most of the space in the foreground in their white (white?) karate uniform. Kahuroa 04:56, 6 June 2006 (UTC)