Wayne's Place | "A Dream You've Had Before"

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What should the background on my index be I really don’t know what would look good
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catgutstew's avatar catgutstew 1 day ago

because your website is very 90s-esque (in my opinion at least haha) i think it might look cool with one of those textured repeating backgrounds :) ? texturetown has a whole bunch of cool ones to choose from

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irrelevantreviews's avatar irrelevantreviews 1 day ago

Those arcade floors from the 80's have really cool patterns and I think they'd fit your site well

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barracudachan's avatar barracudachan 1 day ago

Make it the neighborhood Lain lives in

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catgutstew's avatar catgutstew 1 day ago

+1 for the arcade floor idea pattern, that would be awesome!

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i love your site sm!!
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abnormalsweater's avatar abnormalsweater 1 day ago

THANK YPUUUU

Ur my 200th follower!! Awesome site
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How do you guys get cool fonts 💔💔💔
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secretevillair's avatar secretevillair 1 week ago

I usually use css cheat sheet but theres also this: ( https://scripted.neocities.org/text ) which has cool font animations and other stuff!! I also have this site ( https://dollarchive.neocities.org/compendium/spine/fonts ) bookmarked, which has a bunch of cool font resources. I havent used it yet but Im sure its useful ^_^

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irrelevantreviews's avatar irrelevantreviews 1 week ago

I made my one of my own by myself. You can use this site for free: https://calligraphr.com/

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barracudachan's avatar barracudachan 1 week ago

I usually find font generators online and copy paste them to my html. Thats how i have the vaporwave fonts on mine

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smallcarnivore's avatar smallcarnivore 1 week ago

I make my own and use google fonts :)

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draggianuniverse's avatar draggianuniverse 6 days ago

You can upload TTF or other font files to Neocities and then set them in your CSS, which is what I do. You can look up how to use custom fonts in CSS. Dafont and 1001fonts are good repositories for free / shareware ones.

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dicjournal's avatar dicjournal 6 days ago

I've been using Font Squirrel for a loooong time when I go with self hosted font files. Some of the code is redundant in 2026 (it really is an older site haha) but it's pretty nice https://www.fontsquirrel.com/

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calzonie's avatar calzonie 5 days ago

dafont is super useful once you find creators you like!!!!!

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