Very minor updates- linked the about page on the index page, simplified the "who are you" question, and rephrased a few things on the about page.
I think I finally fixed the problems I caused by using flexbox on the index- wow, that sure did have ramifications. Definitely need to do some more CSS cleanup since the quick fix is ugly.
Love the off-kilter floatiness of the 404 "remain", and how the link is both ominous and accessible. The /found poem is also so familiar. Such a peace with that kind of dusty relationship I don't often see.
I'm using firefox! It's the case on noth of my PCs and my phone running firefox, even if I force-clear the cache. I'll test my extensions after work but it's just ublock origin and a password manager.
Huh! Which version of Firefox? That's the first browser I test on for both mobile and PC, so it's odd that it's not working on your end- now I'm even more curious what's going on.
Mobile is running 114.1.0 (Build #2015955411), but I doubt all my devices are on the same version. I do have a flag that sends websites dark mode requests, somehow, so I was wondering if it was a default background color being set differently by my browser or some weird CSS interaction like that.
Comfirmed that if I take my firefox out of dark mode, it makes the colors what they're supposed to be.
Thanks for all the details- to clarify, the Firefox flag is linked to the problem? That gives me something to look into if that's the case. If I can track down that flag, then I'll figure out how to make it cooperate if possible. Just to check, is it only on the sitemap/sitelog, or pages with the regular style as well?
That was enough information for me to replicate the problem! Manually set theme in the browser, right? I think I see it- I didn't set a variable properly for the Gummy Shark theme's dark mode, so it was reverting back to light colors where I forgot to set dark alternatives. Not sure why it didn't show up with the OS dark theme for me, but I think I fixed it- thank you for sticking with me on troubleshooting this!
Fantastic! All fixed. :) Thank you as well for playing along. And yeah, I've also got my desktops on dark mode but firefox has a separate theme that will change the defaults of some(?) pages. How do you have the CSS check for light/dark mode, by the by? Maybe I should add a light mode to my site :p
A media query! @media screen and (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {}, but @media screen and (prefers-color-scheme: light) {} works as well. Optionally, also add :root {color-scheme: light dark;} to tell the browser I support both light and dark (but prefer light; you'd want dark first).
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/prefers-color-scheme for more information on that.
Lots of little updates today- mostly styling, with a few tweaks to existing pages.
I continue to be charmed by the overabundance of sharks in the regular background, and the new border is fun. The CSS for the non-eona pages interacts strangely with my browser's dark mode flag, I think? Looks fine in the neocities preview but when I actually view it, both the text and the content boxes are dark colors.
Huh, odd. I'll check over the dark mode media query changes and see if something broke- thanks for letting me know.
Making templates is a great idea too, tbh, I am considering doing that just to exercise my ~design~ skills!
I may sound basic for this but I love playing Arctic Monkeys songs lol. And I know one (1) RHCP song so maybe that makes me less basic haha! Nice to see a fellow bassist on here as well <3
Hey, I've been working on Dark Necessities by RHCP. They have some great bass parts! What's the one you know?
I've recently learned Otherside bc I think it's their easiest one? I super love playing the bridge on that song!! I'd love to learn Dark Necessities too since I really like that song ^_^
Thanks for the link. Some interesting points you've brought up there about web mentions. Might make a little update on my post just to keep people in the know. Speaking of links, I think the link on your changelog is broken.
Secrets really rung true to me, all the lines about approximation and the mingled confidence/fear that comes from having lost and rebuilt enough relationships. Really excited to see where Truth is going. :)