New Features of Tapas - Questions

[frostdrive]

So I haven't really been super active on Tapas for about a year.

I come back and it's different!! I like it though, the flipping of pages is GREAT and gives me hope that traditional format comics can go back to the norm. (I HATE scroll format)

That said, it made me curious about posting my own comic. With being able to swipe to new pages, should I make a new 'episode' for each page?

Previously I was doing two pages per episode, but I can imagine that ANNOYING now. Having to scroll down one page, and then hit right. rinse and repeat.

What do you guys do now that it's different?

Also is there any keyboard shortcut for liking the episode your on? I can maneuver with arrow keys and it'd be so awesome to just stay on the keyboard entirely and read a comic.

[Iris-Grimoire]

1 - Whichever way is more feasible for you. A regular A4 page, sized down to Tapas' max, still doesn't display entirely on desktop, so you can put as many pages as you think you can manage per week as usual. Believe me it's annoying no matter how many there are.

2 - I don't think there are any shortcuts, though the thread about the updates might be a nice place to suggest Michelson to see if it's possible:

Website updates and collecting feedback

[joannekwan]

Just fyi, infinite scrolling is coming back due to popular demand.

Hello Everyone! The wait is almost over! After our recent site overhaul in the beginning of March, we’ve collected your feedback and worked tirelessly to add many of the features that you have requested. Some beloved functionalities will be brought back in order to provide a seamless reading experience for all of you. Allow me to share a more detailed description of some of my favorite updates with you - a full list of updates can be found at the bottom of this article. These changes will be…

I would just keep doing your 2 page per episode format anyway.

Even with the popularity of webtoon scrolling style comics, I've always done page format for my own. People always seem to forget that readers used to binge chapters upon chapters of manga on scanslation sites like OneManga where it was just one page underneath the other in a pseudo-scrolling format.