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As for how to add writing at the bottom of your comic pages, you can use one of two methods: 1) ***todays_comics*** if you're writings are going to go right after your comic, you can name your comic YYYYMMDDa.gif and then your writings can be a .txt file named like YYYYMMDDb.txt - they'll be display...

First: yup! You're right! The d/ folder is where your archived pages go. And also, once your comics are updated so that they're on your site, they move from their waiting position in the workspace folder, and move into your public_html, so yes: that is normal. As for your site, did you delete the co...

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The updates are now going through. There's a fair bit in queue, so in the mean time just wait and don't trigger any more updates until it's done.

Crisis: over.

Well this is what you would do: in your indextemplate you'd put the banner and your warning text. You'd create another page (just put it in your workspace/webpages folder) and call it, say, trueindex.html or whatever you want. Then link to that through your indextemplate. And no, it won't screw up a...

On your indextemplate, just put your banner and the information text you want. Then create another page, call it as you'd like, and have it link there through the Enter Button. Then design that one as if it were an index page - so having your banner, comics, comments, links, etc. Also, try PMing one...

Be sure to be usign the one sent to you by CG in your account activation email - however, sometimes the password CG automatically sends to you won't work. Try going here and getting a new one.

Looking at your code, the code showing up is being written in because it's within a Paragraph tag. Take it out of that and then it would be seen as code not writting. That will most likely help with your colour problem as well.

There's probaby a page on the CG Wiki , but I'll tell you it here (though if you want, you should just search the internet for "html tutorials", or something along those lines). If your contact info is on a page, then just type this: <A href="pagename.html">Link text or code for an image</A> Same wo...

Once you're logged into the CG Siteadmin, go to View Stats and then click on a month for further info, including references.

It doesn't show up when I go there. Maybe you were seeing a cached page. Anyway, it seems to be fixed now.

Unless you had changed it, your comic is by default set to update every 24 hours. So, if you know you haven't changed it (through SiteAdmin), then it's on.

Remember that unlike other websites you may have edited via FTP, CG requires that you log into the CG SiteAdmin and trigger an update before your effects can be seen on the web. For this case, you'd only need an Index Update, by the way. Just go to the SiteAdmin and use your forum information to log...

Just as a bit of information, parenthesis in your dropdown.txt file won't cause the code to break. I have them in mine and they work okay, so it must be because of what STrRedWolf mentioned.

Well you could always just code in the links to your specific blog posts - it would be easy, but would require an update. And if you're talking about ***todays_comics*** , it doesn't have to be updated with your comic. If your comic appears on your update day, but you haven't uploaded any newer note...

Your FTP doesn't lose the comics, it simply moves them to a new place. Instead of being in workspace/comics they'll now be in public_html/comics and there will also be an archived page for them in public_html/d.

Hope that helps.

Your header link seems to work fine for me, I guess you got it working. Remember that when you're working links in your dailytemplate.html to put the "/" before your links so that it goes to your root before anywhere else, because your archived pages are within a folder. Also, the ***next_day*** tag...

There is a way to do this. You'd have to utilize the tag ***todays_notes*** . Basically, you create a folder in your workspace called "data" and then another folder within there called "notes." Within there you upload a .txt file with the same time signature as your comic, and whatever is in there w...

Yeah you would have to put them in your images folder, or another folder you make just for this purpose. Be sure though to make sure the links will work on your index and on your archives.

Here's what you should do: make a file called YYYYMMDD.txt for whatever date it it's going to be. Then within that file write the HTML for the rollover image. Then when that day comes and AutoKeen updates your index.html from the template, it'll just put whatever has the same date as per ***todays_c...

Well glad to have helped, and maybe this will help with you now. You should use the ***storyline*** tag for a dropdown - that's what I use and it works. Make sure that your dropdown.txt is in your /workspace/data folder. If you don't have a data folder (it's not a default folder) you'll have to make...