Neocities

buryevil updated 𝖇𝖚𝖗𝖞𝖊𝖛𝖎𝖑

4 years ago

superstructure.html

shitposts.html

frenchrepublicancalendar.html

floppa.html

shrines.html

playlist.html

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buryevil 4 years ago

New sketches! I wanna say thx to the ppl who gave me advice on the situation I was talking abt in my last post, I was able to store and organize everything locally. Also on another note, I’ve decided that once I graduate I’ll compile my stories of school and put them up on my journal page in one big entry, it shall be eventful…………

buryevil

4 years ago

Hey everyone, so I just want to say that the other day I was editing my test website where I edit the pages for this public website, and suddenly I was locked out of that account and the site itself 404d. I attempted to get in contact with Neocities and hopefully they can get back to me soon but it seems like this is a problem other people have had before so hopefully I access that account again.

buryevil 4 years ago

Luckily I have the html code saved from the index page of the test site but it would suck if I had to rewrite all of my progress I made from that test site onto this public site… we shall see… Also I want to say thank you all for 50k views !!!!!!!

disc-content 4 years ago

not sure if you're interested, but I use a program called Brackets to test my pages. it's free, pretty lightweight, and lets you see changes in realtime. strongly recommended if you're in the market for such a thing! http://brackets.io/

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nyanseong 4 years ago

this sucks i'm sorry :( personally i'd recommend keeping a local copy of your site at all times and developing locally! then i use the neocities CLI to upload my local changes: https://neocities.org/cli

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nyanseong 4 years ago

i run a local server to see what my changes would look like without having to upload to neocities each time: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Common_questions/set_up_a_local_testing_server

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buryevil updated 𝖇𝖚𝖗𝖞𝖊𝖛𝖎𝖑

4 years ago