Thread:Pinner.guest/@comment-4135357-20140425060415/@comment-4135357-20140426092906

Ok, sure. I'd be glad to help as templates are a tricky thing to use. If you're going to be adding in new issues (i.e creating pages for new issues), it's good to first check and see if we have the comic series added to the wiki. For example, say you wanted to add in a comic page for Spawn 83. First, I'd search for a Spawn page to see if the issue is listed. That way, you're not re-creating a page. Once you've verified that, go ahead and either click on a red link which will automatically link to you to a blank page that's ready to be edited.

You could then open a new tab to the image wiki homepage and type in comic template in the search bar and the choice should take you to this page (or you could just click on this link) and copy the Standard Options. Past them onto the page you're creating and fill in the fields as needed. Usually, we put a single space after the = sign to make things look more organized once the edits are saved. A visual of what a completed comic template can be more helpful to give you an idea of what you're looking to do. The Walking Dead #2 is an example. You can just go to the page, click edit, see how it's laid out, and not edit anything. :-) There's also the often forgotten Sandbox you can use to play around with the comic template. This is a lot to take so if you have any questions let me know and thanks for your help! Queso6p7 09:29, April 26, 2014 (UTC)