sometimes i use neocities, but sometimes i'll use visual studio code and use the live server plugin to preview in my browser before i post. just make sure the folders and links are the same as theyll be on your website so you can actually see the images/assets youre using
i use VS code, because sometimes neocities takes a while to load css files! i have a copy of my html files and folders in my computer with the same name as the ones in the neocities server. after i'm done i just copy the code and paste it into the file in here.
vscode with live server extension to preview then upload via ftp. i really should figure out how to get it from github directly on to here at some point.
You're supposed to code somewhere else, but because everything I do is so disorganized (and I'm lazy) I find it easier to just do it all here. I'd say that most users' update counts are inflated because people tend to do it directly through the editor.
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sometimes i use neocities, but sometimes i'll use visual studio code and use the live server plugin to preview in my browser before i post. just make sure the folders and links are the same as theyll be on your website so you can actually see the images/assets youre using
i use VS code, because sometimes neocities takes a while to load css files! i have a copy of my html files and folders in my computer with the same name as the ones in the neocities server. after i'm done i just copy the code and paste it into the file in here.
sometimes things ended up looking a tiny bit different when loaded in here, so beware of that.
I do it in Neocities but diving into Pheonix after multiple recs.
vscode with live server extension to preview then upload via ftp. i really should figure out how to get it from github directly on to here at some point.
You're supposed to code somewhere else, but because everything I do is so disorganized (and I'm lazy) I find it easier to just do it all here. I'd say that most users' update counts are inflated because people tend to do it directly through the editor.