Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

HTML is a markup language; it describes what part of your page is what.

CSS is a styling language that describes what the different parts of the page should look like.

[06/10/2012 16:27:05]

Dungeons
Website: Sacred Sword

I LOVE LOVE LOVE TCoD!

[06/10/2012 10:13:57]

CloudCat

One question: What's the difference between HTML and CSS??

[06/10/2012 07:52:10]

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[25/09/2012 04:15:39]

hannah

luv u TCoD!

[25/09/2012 01:00:26]

Mewcakes
Commenting on: 09-12-12

I RECOMMEND you revise the writing guide.

[22/09/2012 16:51:24]

Spoon
Commenting on: 09-12-12

Hmm, you might have a point there. I've recently seen two somewhat negative stuff towards Gen 3. Here's one, in case you're curious. And IRL, I'm more used to seeing people who enjoyed the series as kid and no longer keep up with it, making Kanto the favorite by default. So the poll results thus far, where a bit of a surprise to me. Although I've definitely seen a lot of interest in RS remakes and love of Gen 3, I figured that was just a TCoD-thing, rather a general consensus. I can't really speak for other Pokémon communities, though.

[22/09/2012 01:36:59]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies
Commenting on: 09-12-12

catherpie: You can always contact me for help with the quiz scripts if you need it.

Spoon: I think public opinion has genuinely shifted, honestly. People prefer the games they grew up with; the older crowd that grew up on the first two generations is now all grown-up and has jobs and probably on average spends less time on the Internet, whereas those who are nostalgic for the third generation are today's bored teens that go around voting in polls on Pokémon websites.

Plus that's the general air I get from most discussions I see today - people are dying for R/S remakes, even as when HG/SS were confirmed people shook their heads and said "Next they'll be remaking R/S!" in tones of scorn.

[21/09/2012 23:09:45]

catherpie
Commenting on: 09-12-12

Gosh the better quiz scripts option is hardly getting any votes! Can we contact you personally for help with quizzes if they're not done soon?

[21/09/2012 22:42:37]

Spoon
Commenting on: 09-12-12

Huh, Gen 1 in last and Gen 3 in first. (Well, second-ish.) It looks like TCoD's userbase prefers the unpopular opinion.

[21/09/2012 18:42:38]

Harmony
Commenting on: 09-14-12

I'm actually in the middle of a variation of the scramble challenge, in which people pick your team for you. In this version, instead of it being completely up to someone else, you make a list of your favorite Pokemon, six of each type, and someone picks out six types they want you to train. The order listed determines which Pokemon you get. For example, if you were given Fire, Water, Grass, Ghost, Dark, and Psychic, you use your favorite Fire-type, second favorite Water-type, and so on.

I had chosen beforehand to try this challenge in my Black version, and ended up having the incredible misfortune of not getting any Unova Pokemon. So I chose to trade my Oshawott for Totodile as soon as possible, and then gradually trade for the rest of my team over the course of the game.

[20/09/2012 04:37:08]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

CompEngAnon: Thank you! Glad my work has been of some use.

[19/09/2012 13:00:11]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

ASP.NET is basically only supported on Windows servers running IIS, and when practically every host out there is sensibly using Apache on a Unix-based OS, yeah, it's very unlikely your host would be able to run my guestbook.

Whether you're using HTML has nothing to do with it; HTML is the client-side markup language and has nothing to do with what's going on on the server side. If your host supports any server-side scripting at all, it's probably PHP and maybe Python, Ruby, etc.

[19/09/2012 12:59:11]

CompEngAnon

Hey, long time fan (I mean quite a few years now; since I was 13 or so and I'm 19 now), I always seem to come back to your site.

Anyway, I just wanted to mention that your Webmaster section is beautiful. I was 15 when I used it to make my own site, which I loved to bits. My friend recently landed a job as a web designer with no experience in HTML, I pointed him to your website to get him started.

You're amazing and I love you. That is all. <3

[19/09/2012 00:55:58]

Mohcastle

Oh. I don't use Wix anymore, I'm actually using HTML. Are you sure? I can use a Sparklit one if you can't.

[18/09/2012 21:14:44]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

My guestbook is an ASP.NET script. I highly, highly doubt your host supports it.

[18/09/2012 21:09:11]

Actually got a Keldeo in spam check! FINALLY!

This is Mohacastle. I've been working on my site, can you help me with the script for a guestbook? I know they have them online, but I really don't like them; your's is easily the best. Do you think you could help me? Thanks!

[18/09/2012 20:53:19]

Scyther

Mechanics of Bug Catching Contest: You catch bugs.
Obviously.

[16/09/2012 22:51:55]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies
Commenting on: 09-12-12

I wasn't thinking of including the Bug-Catching Contest, but come to think of it, yeah, it would make sense to throw that in as well or make a separate page (I also always used to be really curious about the mechanics of the Bug-Catching Contest).

[16/09/2012 17:22:04]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

Yeah, I was thinking of when all your Pokémon faint so you don't even have any left on the PC, but wrote it up like the other way around. Fixed.

[16/09/2012 17:19:37]