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astrossoundhell
1 year ago
fixed all the pages' semantics. header -> h1 everywhere, because apparently the good tone is sections should have headINGS, and a headER is one for the entire page.
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astrossoundhell
1 year ago
No calm stylesheet yet, hence the absence from the sitemap. But yeah, the kandi museum is sorta back! It's running my freshly updated MyArtGallery package for quick-n-easy management. You should try it, too - it's like deviant art but yours and better https://github.com/kouyouelysian/myartgallery
astrossoundhell
1 year ago
ok nvm i completely obliterated it and it now works ONLY in calm mode. But that's experimenting for ya...
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astrossoundhell
1 year ago
Aaaand the new domain is go! New index is now the site index, too. The new site requires more polishing, but it's SOMEWHAT working now. Oh, and this is the logic sim i've been blabbering about. 'W' to draw a wire - but it's still buggy as hell!
maluvola
1 year ago
Hey, I want to ask you if there is a tutorial you recommend on how to do that tree view list like you did with the retro icons, and littles dots. I want something like it for a lateral bar because it matches my music collection structure.
Start Using Semantic HTML!!! It saves you time AND increases both compatibility and accessibility. [div id="mainWrapper"][div class="para"][/div][/div] is 10x worse than [main][article][/article][main] in all respects possible, primarily to you the webmxter - markup readability and coding speed.
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astrossoundhell
1 year ago
( standard angled brackets are autowiped in comments, so they're replaced with [square brackets] here)
astrossoundhell
1 year ago
Really though. I've been 10x happier since my markup stopped ending in /div /div /div /div /div and instead ends with /p /content /section /article /main
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badgraph1csghost
1 year ago
This must be Licenses o'clock because i just updated my own page on that subject :P
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Having a 4gb 2011 macbook as my main machine really helped me learn optimizing pages. Firefox starts being framedroppy and slow on pages that are not well-optimized, and boy do i see a lot of them around :D Use png8 compression, learn how to minimize asset sizes, abolish iframes, learn JS and don't use bloat that executes every 20 milliseconds for what is CSS's job. It helps computers breathe a bit easier!
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astrossoundhell
1 year ago
which is not to say "don't make overloaded maximalist insanity", most certainly do, my site is that. Just.. don't use a 1000x2000 png if at the end it's downsized to 150x300 div background on-screen. Downscale it in a graphic editor and re-render in PNG8. Stuff like that.
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Heya! Just passing by - if i may give a hint. If you're not planning to, for some reason, host the entirety of sadgirl.online at your website in a folder called "sadgrl", the links in your navbar need the protocol (https://) and top level domain (.online). Adding those will make the links work ^w^
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astrossoundhell
1 year ago
"/sadgirl.online" in is short for "https://delunar.neocities.org/sadgirl.online" because of the first slash. "https://sadgirl.online" is an actual link to that website
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made figure html coherent and same across the website, fixed the styles that got obliterated by that, made the calm mode background color a bit lighter. All because one stupid button on the index page didn't work :D