This is for me, the better Archive Page. Let's see the how it looks. or you can just click my ARCHIVE PAGE in the navigation bar on top. This has cool feature also: Sort by title (ascending or descending) - by clicking the "POST TITLE" table header. Sort by date (older first or newer first) - by clicking the "POST DATE" table header. Option to show all post by Label When you hover the post title a snippet of the post will display. Things that it doesn't have, which is acceptable: You can't change the date format You can't change table header unless you edit the script. Here's how to implement it. 1. Create a Page For New Blogger Interface: Dashboard > Pages > New Page > Blank Page Put a title, of course, like "Archive". :D 2. HTML Tab > Paste the code below <div id="bp_toc"> Loading TOC. Please wait....</div> <script src="http:/...
Well, MYLOR is the answer! Bronze III is hard because the only ruleset is Standard which is basically no restrictions in ability, splinter type, rarity, etc. only MANA cost. It is much harder to predict or counter your opponents' monsters. I had to rent this summoner which gives thorns ability to all monsters. It is also advisable to rent these monsters: Wood Nymph - has the Tank Heal ability, place the Unicorn Mustang in front. Earth Elemental - with its low mana you'll have 6 HP, this may serve as meat shield specially in low mana battle, place this in second position. Mushroom Seer - with its Silence ability, opponent's magic attack will be reduced, use this whenever possible. Depending on the mana cost, oftentimes I used Unicorn Mustang as tank , then Failed Summoner on 2 , Wood Nymph on 3 . You may also use Khmer Princess and Regal Peryton . Take a look at some of my battles:
What is blockchain and how does it work? You may have heard the term "blockchain" before, but if you're not quite sure what it is or how it works, don't worry. In this article, we'll give you a brief overview of what blockchain is, how it works, and some potential applications for this revolutionary technology. Blockchain is a digital ledger technology that allows multiple parties to securely and transparently exchange data without the need for intermediaries or trusted third parties. The data in a blockchain is stored in a series of blocks, each of which contains a set of transactions that have been verified by a network of computers called nodes. Once a block is added to the blockchain, it cannot be altered or deleted, making it a highly secure and immutable form of data storage. So how does blockchain work in practice? Let's take the example of a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. When someone wants to send Bitcoin to another person, they initiate a transactio...
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