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Just posted a new tutorial covering the code needed to include the native Neocities hit (or visit) counts on your page. https://dannarchy.com/tut/tut_002.html
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cyberarcadia
6 years ago
Thanks! I have a friend who was asking how to do this, and this was easier than explaining it to them myself. :)
All 88x31 link-back buttons should be current. If you didn't have one I hacked something together in Photoshop.
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scifirenegade
6 years ago
Dude, that button you "hacked together" for my website is so much better than the button I made :D Thank you!
furbygutz
6 years ago
bro.... i cant describe how much i appreciate this โก ill be sure to add your button to my site very soon! โTHANK U SO MUCH!!
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will you really make a button just for me ๐ฅบ ?
ALSO UR SITE IS SUPER COO??????L??!!
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I might be almost happy with the layout of the Latest Articles section. Fits nicely in the thumbnail, and I just added some screen size responsive CSS so they disappear based on available space.
i love your site damn
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Thanks for the follow. I too started around 25 years ago handcoding websites. I still do, even on bigger ones with PHP and databases and such, but it's nice here to be limited to a client-side only approach.
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I did not know that the neocities api thing even existed
There are a ton more, but you'd need some external tools or server side scripting to use them. This one is a quick freebie
I'd a quick read of the API a while back, but i didn't realise we could do this. Thanks for bringing it to general attention!