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Yo! Your page is really nice (quiet) and cozy. Kudos for sharing the demos, what I listened to sounded great. I like the sort of melancholic rusted orange dirty puddle guitar riffs. I've never played Final Fantasy XI, but I can see how the sort of early 2000's Japanese emotional drench could play a hand in inspiring the sound. I'm interested in checking out the documentary you linked.
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ECTOOOO ZOOOONE was updated.
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Thank you for the Javascript advice friend. If you want some help editing any of your writing, point me in the right direction.
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ECTOOOO ZOOOONE was updated.
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You can get your cutesy close button to work by giving it an onclick function that does something like: (windowelementsyouwanttohide).style.display="none"
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ECTOOOO ZOOOONE was updated.
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I really love your site! You're regularly doing things that I'd like to work my way toward achieving on my own site. I'm new to (relatively) intermediate order HTML and CSS, and I wonder: do you use any Javascript on your site? How easy is it for you to make updates to, say, your micro blog? Bless u for your creative service!
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murid
2 years ago
Thanks. I have only one page that uses javascript, which is my artblog (Might phase that out when I have the time). It's kind of my policy to use as little javascript as possible and keep things as basic as possible with CSS/HTML. Updating blogs is relatively easy, I copy and paste the div and change the content in my text editor.
murid
2 years ago
I keep as much as possible on a single html file and make use of the sections tag so my file management and updates are relatively clean. This website has been an inspiration: https://john-doe.neocities.org/#home
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Wow, thanks for taking the time to really dive in and share your thoughts about these things. I've honestly never thought about the music in relation to my interest in Japanese video games of that era, but I do feel the common thread there now. If you have any good recommendations for shows, music, or games that are in the same space as "early 2000's Japanese emotional drench", I'd love to check some more stuff out!