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My site themes have a kind of blog-ish layout, but I just don't use it like that. I'm thinking about restructuring a bit and making the site something more like Maddox's where every so often I just post whatever, but honestly I'm not sure how much I'd have to post like that either. π
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My lack of updates is for retro-web authenticity and totally not just because I'm a lazy piece of shit who ran out of ideas for what to do here.
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Thanks for the info about javascript and "client side includes" - My website used to run on my own server and I used PHP. Now I have moved to Neocities, I was hoping server-side includes would work. But if they don't I can now follow your advice.
satans-kittens
8 years ago
Oh, and I give a "thumbs up" for Notepad++. It's a great editor. I've been using it for quite some time at work and made sure it's our standard script editor ;) At home though, I use Linux, so need to use a different editor.
Do you take suggestions for web tutorials? Your client-side includes tutorial was extremely helpful, something that I previously thought was only possible with php and such. I've run into a problem where I want to parse information from "https://neocities.org/api/info?sitename=ikewise" like views, hits, and last updated. But I only know HTML/CSS and I have absolutely no clue what to do with this code.
ikewise
9 years ago
Glad to hear it helped! Sadly that's about the extent of my JavaScript knowledge at the moment, I haven't had time to get more into it.
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So much to do and so little time to do it. I'm really gonna try to keep -some- kind of updates coming semi-regularly though.
Little nightmare stories like this are why, even though I like the IDEA of Linux, I will never ever switch to it.