Exedrus
@NoriJaeger
I usually see two ways people upload these: one page at a time, or all the pages in one image (usually one really tall stack of all the pages). I kinda prefer individual pages (as a viewer) since stacked pages usually are fairly difficult to make out via thumbnail. But they’re also a bigger pain to upload (one at a time; over time so people don’t complain about the site being “flooded”).
For navigation, I usually see people use the >>#### links (like ‘
I’m pretty sure tagging should always apply to the particular image (as opposed to the whole comic). Although you could add in content warnings in the description so people can have an idea of what they’re in for.
I usually see two ways people upload these: one page at a time, or all the pages in one image (usually one really tall stack of all the pages). I kinda prefer individual pages (as a viewer) since stacked pages usually are fairly difficult to make out via thumbnail. But they’re also a bigger pain to upload (one at a time; over time so people don’t complain about the site being “flooded”).
For navigation, I usually see people use the >>#### links (like ‘
>>1
’) in the image’s description to link to the next page, previous page, and first page. Although if you upload the pages in order, and give them all a unique tag (something like “comic:
” followed by the title of the comic), they can also navigate via that tag. (If you click into an image from a search, the right and left arrows can be used to navigate forward/backward through the contents of that search.)I’m pretty sure tagging should always apply to the particular image (as opposed to the whole comic). Although you could add in content warnings in the description so people can have an idea of what they’re in for.