Thanks for the help with the Glitch (D8) article! However, I have a few pointers for you. For starters, I know Bulbapedia is slow as hell right now, but try using the preview button to check over your changes and make sure you didn't forget anything. This keeps you from having to re-edit it like 36 times. Also, instead of linking to [[Normal]], which is a redirect, we'd prefer you link to Normal (type). You can link to this easily by typing {{type|Normal}} if you want it to appear as Normal-type or <code>{{type|Normal}} if you want to link it as Normal-type. There's a whole list of link templates here for lots of great shortlinks :) Thanks again and have fun editing on Bulbapedia! --ZestyCactus 04:41, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
- No problem! Now, as for the picture, how did you get your previous picture? I believe the in-battle shots are usually made from an emu-you-know-what and then Prnt Scrn'd, although since glitch Pokémon are kind of screwy usually we stick with summary pages anyways. --ZestyCactus 04:52, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
- Well that's basically how we got most of our glitch Pokémon screenshots. I suppose if you want to try and get an in-battle shot you could Print Screen it when you use it in battle... or you could trigger the battle with the Cue Ball and then take a print screen of the Cue Ball using the Pokémon, since it is a glitch Pokémon, that's fine too. Also, can I pretty please get you to sign your talk page comments with four tildes (
~~~~) or by using this button at the top of the edit window "
"? It helps us out cause it shows us who wrote the comment, at what time, and links back to your page so it's easier to respond to you. Thank you! :) --ZestyCactus 04:57, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
- Also, a Pokédex entry would be great if you wouldn't mind doing it. Thanks so much for your help! --ZestyCactus 04:57, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
- Oh, you only need to sign talk page comments with the ~~~~, not regular articles. :) --ZestyCactus 05:14, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
- Hey. I'm assuming you're talking about the info boxes on Glitch Pokémon articles? The easiest way to learn the parameters is by looking at a Pokémon article that has a complete infobox and copy the code, haha. :P It looks like you've gotten the hang of it based on your more recent edits, but the parameters for US height and weight are
| height-ftin=## and | weight-lbs=##. Like I said though, the easiest way is to copy Pokémon articles with finished infoboxes. Good work! --ZestyCactus 21:08, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
