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Idk how ur guestbook looks like but Atabook has a bunch of customizations

Well, here it is if you wanna see- https://ninacti0n.neocities.org/guestbook

hi nin! if you wanna host it inside your website, you could play around with ayano's comment widget (i think it will work on your website). if you wanna do something external, there's atabook

Heya Elly! Y'know what, I may try that comment widget, cause it seemed pretty nice imo! And well, my site existed before the major change, so I think I should be fine. I'll check atabook as well in case the former flops too! Thanks for the help <3

i've been using an iframe of a google form and posting the responses manually, i'm sure you could also use some other form hosting site to do the same

@gammagoop hmm, you mean with something like ayano's comment widget?

similar, but much more manual :P i just copy paste the form responses onto my site with the right formatting and such

i can type a reply when putting someone's response up, but there's not really any way for someone else to reply to another person's entry else to reply to another guest's entry

Aww, thank you so much :']] I honestly don't know how to properly answer haha, I have some nice brushes that help with the aliased look, but in general, I've always been a fan of teeny graphics and pixels

HEH thank you nina my number one fan 👊🔥💯

I’m also hoping to revisit C.OB sometime in the future, so you can bet I’m excited to check out the new stuff

hi nina!! honestly, nothing special... I basically lie in the tag that it's image/png, but link to a gif anyway. it's kind of a crapshoot if it works or not on different browsers - but it seems to on FF/Chrome! ''

'[[link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="/img/fav.gif"]]' (pretend the [[ are < and >)

Yeah!

Oh, heya there! I looked up the right dimensions of a windows cursor, then drew it on FireAlpaca (keeping in mind to keep the tip of the arrow touching the top left corner of the canvas, for the touch to work right). Then, you export it as a PNG, and finally change your cursor in CSS!

In the CSS, you open up the curly braces for the html element (to make sure it works everywhere, including on scrollbars), and type out “cursor: url(“INSERT URL HERE”), auto; <— The auto at the end is the default cursor, to act as fallback in case the custom cursor does not run on certain systems.

And as a bonus, if you wish to change your cursor image when you hover something, you can type out “a:link { cursor: url(“INSERT URL HERE”), pointer; <— This way avoids flickering when hovering links! You don’t need to add it to a :hover pseudoclass, the element itself does the trick!

Thanks! I don't know what I'm gonna make the Cursor Yet, but I know what I need, and that's good enough for now!