Fix to Parker's Heraldry Dictionary....
Posted to: The Google+ Heraldry Community
Posted by: Karl Wilcox
Created on: July 30 2014 at 22:47
I'm kind of embarrassed how long it has taken me to fix this, but I have at last sorted out the Cross entry in Parker's Heraldic dictionary ( http://karlwilcox.com/parker/c/cross ) so that the links to the individual types of cross now work correctly. There may be a few places where links are still broken, if you find any please let me know.
I'm also thinking about doing a similar conversion job on another major Heraldic work, possibly WIlliam Berry's Encyclopaedia Heraldica from the early 19th Century, either as a separate site, or maybe combined with Parker's. I'm open to suggestions...
![Fix to Parker's Heraldry Dictionary Site
I'm kind of embarrassed how long it has taken me to fix this, but I have at last sorted out the Cross entry in Parker's Heraldic dictionary ( http://karlwilcox.com/parker/c/cross ) so that the links to the individual types of cross now work correctly. There may be a few places where links are still broken, if you find any please let me know.
I'm also thinking about doing a similar conversion job on another major Heraldic work, possibly WIlliam Berry's Encyclopaedia Heraldica from the early 19th Century, either as a separate site, or maybe combined with Parker's. I'm open to suggestions...](../img/19wju2i2vjf6q.png)
Fix to Parker's Heraldry Dictionary Site I'm kind of embarrassed how long it has taken me to fix this, but I have at last sorted out the Cross entry in Parker's Heraldic dictionary ( http://karlwilcox.com/parker/c/cross ) so that the links to the individual types of cross now work correctly. There may be a few places where links are still broken, if you find any please let me know. I'm also thinking about doing a similar conversion job on another major Heraldic work, possibly WIlliam Berry's Encyclopaedia Heraldica from the early 19th Century, either as a separate site, or maybe combined with Parker's. I'm open to suggestions...
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