Difference between revisions of "User talk:Mastupuchu"

Revision as of 21:48, 26 January 2018

Alright so, gonna put small guides here so people know how to code, and how to do it right.

Any questions about my cards or anything else, take it to LINE or kik. If you flood this page, I will haunt you.

Displaying Unit or Monster info in those fancy tables

For Units:

{{Unit_header_s}}
{{Unit_GroupName|9★}}
{{Unit_Row|Ironblood}}
|} <!-- This is important to close off the table, otherwise you end up with a mess -->

It will look like this:

	Unit	★	Type	C	S	R				Skill	Source
9★
	Ironblood	9	Melee	30	C	130	261,108	217,626	201,430	Poison, Iron Wall	Simply Elementary Group Rank Reward + Recruitment 1st - 15th 30 units awarded

For Monsters:

{{Monster_Header}}
{{Unit_GroupName|9★}}
{{Monster_Row|Ironblood_m}}
|} <!-- This is important to close off the table, otherwise you end up with a mess -->

It will look like this:

	Monster	★	Type	Speed				Base HP (Max HP)	Source
9★
	Ironblood_m	9		C	A	A	A	70,000 (1,310,470)	Simply Elementary Group Rank Reward 1st - 15th 30 units awarded

Getting your cards to display at the same size

If you browse through many people's selling/collection pages, you'll notice that the card sizes change size, depending on which ★ you're currently looking at. E.g. compare a 4★ tab to a 10★ tab and you'll see what I mean.

Example of mismatched sizes:

My workaround to that is a little more complex, but the results are much more worth it. (Obligatory IMO :P)

You'll want to write your cards this way:

[[File:Anne_card.jpg|link=Anne|250px]]

File: --> This will link to the card picture. It's always going to be the unit name (and/or plus star and/or version number), followed by "_card.jpg".
link= --> This will link to the card itself. Same deal, unit name (and/or plus star count and/or version number).
250px --> This magic number will tell the site, what size to display the art at. Personally, 250-300 is big enough

Example of matching sizes:

Hiding the Table of Contents

Cutting to the chase, put the thing below, anywhere (I really mean anywhere) on your page. Be it before your page starts, at the end, in the middle, wherever you like. It just has to be somewhere.

Prepare... to have your minds blown...

__NOTOC__

That's it.