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I'm looking for some design advice for my homepage. I have a few little features on the sidebars (like the microblog and temperature monitors) and I want to add more but I just don't have enough room for them. I'm also proud of all of them and don't want to have to hide them on sub-pages which makes this tricky. Any advice would be appriciated :)
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I like your site! Especially the recipe page, I haven't really seen that before, I'll keep an eye on it :)
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forlorn
6 months ago
Thank you! I like yours too, but I particularly like the pixel art bird in your gallery :) I have some new recipes to share, so I'll have to update that page soon!
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I love Weewooo
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hihi! i'm stuck on your ARG, but would rather not disclose spoilers in your comments — is there a way i can ask for hints?
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hello-room
7 months ago
Hey! yeah feel free to email me or ask on discord, you can find both on my homepage :)
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botc fan spotted?? (unless you're droisoned but i don't think this is that kind of world, it's probably not vortox either)
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hello-room
7 months ago
Yes! I think the community is bigger than I first realised (I claim psychopath and throw my axe at ghostsalt)
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The CPU temperature and room temperature feature is REALLY COOL! Unfortunately your PC is off at the moment, but I love when tech interacts with the physical world like that.
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hello-room
7 months ago
Thankyou so much! I enjoyed making that bit :) Your site is so cool, I love the style throughout and the microblog on your about page, I'd love to add something like that to my site
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paulboxman
7 months ago
oh yeah! I'm excited about the microblog, I want it to feel like my own personal lil twitter/x (which I never got into). I'm hoping to use JavaScript to make the microblog entries randomly bounce around on the screen or something hahaha
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You could use a CSS Hover effect that enlarges the features when one hovers over them, that way you could make them small enough to fit on the width of your page. You might try using CSS Flexbox or CSS Grid to organize them on the page so that they scale to the screen size of the viewer. There are plenty of tutorials onlie and on Youtube, but make sure to find one of the more recent ones, say 2017 - present, as the
old keywords from when they were first being developed don't work anymore. You could also check out an old website called the CSS Zen Garden that has a lot of examples for page layouts to get some ideas. https://csszengarden.com/
Ah, I see you're using some Flexbox but only the center div resizes..and some of the images go out of bounds when it does b/c they don't resize. Ditch the tables and use FB or Grid for everything instead, perhaps, that way the divs can reshuffle to different layouts depending on viewer screen size.
Or just use 1 sidebar instead of having one on each side of the center div.
Thankyou for the help arkmsworld :) I'm going to look through the CSS Zen Garden website and see if there's anything I can adapt and yeah get rid of those tables haha
it feels a liiiiittle bland. maybe mess around with colors and borders. but idk that is just my taste.
I see where you're coming from, but I'm happy with the colours and general aesthetic at the moment, it feels right to me for what my site is. I might change it up in the future though