Fading Echoes

This is the final stop on your secret page journey! If you came here without following the trail, I encourage you to check the New Members’ Page.

As a reward for completing this, you’ll gain the knowledge of how to find the most hidden of pages. I’m unsure how many people know this nowadays, but you’ll get the information anyway. This comment might be slightly odd as I copy-pasted it from one I made over half a year ago.

There are two methods. First of all, you can click images on many pages. This type of secret page is usually only on major pages, like the Warrior Names page or the Fanfiction page and stuff. There aren’t many of these that are still unclaimed, but you can claim any that I’ve claimed in the past (except for the one on the Jar page. That one’s mine)

Now, most people know the first method. As in basically everyone on the old Blog knew it at some point. There’s a second, more secret method to find secret pages. I named it “The Trick” like a year ago.

So. Find a page with an image. Any image that doesn’t already lead to a secret page will do, and it can be on any page. Now, provided you’re not on an Apple phone or tablet, you right click (or long press on a mobile device), then click “Open image in new tab”. Next, you look at the link. It’ll look something like “https://blogclan.katecary.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/birthday4-150×[email protected]”. Now, you take the last part of the link, “birthday4-150×[email protected]”. You remove any “(NUMBER)x(NUMBER), .jpg, .png, .gif, or anything of that sort. Usually the stuff you should remove is separated by a dash, but that’s not always the case. What you’re trying to do is find the name of the image. Some image names have dashes in them before they’re uploaded, so don’t be fooled.

NOW! The actual secret page finding! You add the image name to the link of the page you found it on. For example, the image name of my example was “birthday4”, and I found it on “https://blogclan.katecary.co.uk/2017/07/07/happy-birthday-iceclaw/”. I’d add it to the end of that link to get “https://blogclan.katecary.co.uk/2017/07/07/happy-birthday-iceclaw/birthday4”. Press enter, and there’s a secret page!

There’s a few other things you can do to find secret pages. On some pages, there’s multiple images. When there are, secret pages you find from that page are linked together. There’ll be something that says “Next Image” or “Previous Image”. Click that, and there’s another secret page! There’s some super long trails, and one that’s not attached to a page which A WHOLE TON of secret pages. Like, probably around 100. Anyway, good luck secret page hunting!

The link to my example page is here: https://blogclan.katecary.co.uk/2017/07/07/happy-birthday-iceclaw/birthday4