duvarki
2 weeks ago
Embarrassingly I wasn't updating the dates for my RSS entries, they should be correct now!
othala
2 weeks ago
Thanks. I wish I could say I had as much time to do page updates as I did when I started this. The time will come again, I'm sure. I'm glad you like the design. I sometimes feel like its rare for anything visually simple to be appreciated on neocities so it's nice to hear.
duvarki
2 weeks ago
No problem! It's so cool to find someone else who is also interested in ancient Germanic culture, your library page (the Edda especially) has been very useful!
duvarki
2 weeks ago
it seems like the language and theme switcher are broken until the website's cache is cleared on the user end, which is a bit annoying. I wish there was a way for a website to force a complete reload or something
satyrwoud
2 weeks ago
There kinda is! You can put a "?v=2" (or whatever version number) after the link to the stylesheet so the browser has to reload it again
that1rogue
2 weeks ago
alternatively, a little JS in a script tag to append the date/time to the stylesheet href as a url param means you never need to update the version manually to ensure users always get the newest stylesheet.
duvarki
2 weeks ago
Ooo that's a cool way of doing it! Does your website use that? May I steal it for mine own :p
that1rogue
2 weeks ago
You should be able to add the following code either in a script tag on the page, or in a global script.js file or something if you have one of those, which it looks like you do. document.querySelectorAll("link[rel='stylesheet']").forEach(link => link.href = link.href.split('?')[0] + '?v=' + Date.now());
duvarki
2 weeks ago
I have updated the poetry page, and added a bunch of poems I had omitted earlier; they are marked with a gold colour. I hope you enjoy them!
duvarki
2 weeks ago
A blessed Trinity Sunday to you all! I have finally released my blog into the aether
I have merged my drawing, updates, and wurmwords pages into one blog that will become the main focus of my website! I have also started on some calligraphy, which yall can read more about on the latest Wurmwords post
I find people that can learn languages for fun (especially constructed languages - which I was only aware of from Klingon) very interesting because my brain completely does not work like that!
I am definitely not the greatest language learner! I tried to learn Korean for many years, to no avail. I chose Latin and Greek in secondary partly in order to avoid doing French and German, and even then I was doing translation exercises mostly off of vibes. I learned to love the Classical world in the process, however, and that's usually how I approach language, as a window into a specific culture that interests me
That makes sense. I’d love to learn koine greek one day as it would be great to read the apostles in their own language
Koine Greek is a lovely language! You should definitely learn at least a little bit at some point. I learned all the main dialects back in secondary, and we did one unit of Koine, reading passages from Luke and Acts.