Gallery testing. I noted in on the web to-dos page, But icymi i'm planning on switching it for ease-of-updating (aka not shuffling the whole layout to avoid large gaps). leaning towards the masonry layout for neatness, though I need to tweak some settings before rolling it out to other pages on the site
as a misc note, the ease-of-updating thing is because with more pics being posted, re-shuffling pics for neatness is getting more tedious. & With me planning on switching to a different lightbox that requires using 2 divs (one for images one for modals) If i keep the gallery format as is it'd be a nightmare to keep things in the right order. minimising the amount of shuffling will make things easier in the long run
Today's update is tidying up my commissions pages. Looking to reopen them soon! (personal use ones only though))
Additional testing: a CSS only gallery for comics. I think i'll stick to lightboxes for now for the main galleries (large volume of pics would make it clunky to navigate) but for comics that need more than the screen height to keep things read-able, using CSS tabs will let me add longer thoughts/extra stuff without making comic pages tiny (or risking covering things up)
+ I got the snippet off Kalechips if anyone else wants to check it out: https://kalechips.net/stuff/snippets.php?p=tabs