Saw your post on a 1 month retrospective- there are a few ways to reduce the tedium of updating the same thing on every page without relying on external tools. iFrames and Javascript are the most relevant for Neocities, but I did write a page on it if you're curious. https://owlsroost.xyz/articles/2023-12-23-reducing-html-redundancy.html
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You got some cool music! Thank you for checking out my little site!
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Aww, thank you! I love all the fursona art on your site- the fuzzy hair in particular makes me smile.
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Added site template favicons and prepped the sitelog template for the new year.
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Just made something slightly cursed in concept. You ever get hit with a weird idea and have to follow through? Round website template. https://owlsroost.xyz/resourcepages/site-templates/hypnotic/index.html
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Welcome to website making! Everything gets better from here. ^u^ If you want some good tutorials on HTML and CSS, then I'd take a look at: https://htmldog.com/ (I learned on that one!), https://internetingishard.netlify.app/ , and https://htmlandcssguidebook.com/index.html (use whichever suits your brain best, or look for another!). Wishing you the best in your journey!
Static site generators can also help with it a lot, as can scripting. Those require that you edit the site on your local computer, then upload the files to Neocities (there are ways to automate that part!).
iframes and java will save so many headaches, owl speaks the truth
Thank you! I'm still new to making a personal site. I didn't want it to get too heavy and am editing it in my free time. I'll check out your post!