404city
6 months ago
Yep! it's simple to make. you have to create a div with an id of "loadingScreen" in your HTML document, then you can use this simple code in your JS file to hide it: window.onload = function(){var loadScreen = document.getElementById("loadingScreen"); loadScreen.style.opacity = "0"; setTimeout(function () {loadScreen.style.display = "none"},300);}
ransei
6 months ago
Hello! Np :) Just use HTML tag like this: "marquee scrolldelay="100"" (srry, I can't paste tags here) and things you want to scroll inside the tags
devhank
6 months ago
Got sick today, the spring semester is coming soon, will try to finish 2 kpop crochet rows (exo exist era and enhypen desire:unleash era)
devhank
6 months ago
I thought keeping interactive containers like clicking blinkies/buttons so the page changes the current displayed image... was quite bland. I decided to put radio buttons, checkboxes and more, if your inputs are correct, your blinkie/button clicks can change the current displayed image
No problem ! It will not change heavily on the outside it's mostly a change of code, essentially CSS rewriting and HTML cleaning. I'm getting rid of Javascript entirely. I think it should be okay around February/March but I will probably reopen sooner once I'm done with the comic-book reviews !