Neocities.org
My other website has been moved to the subdomain star.prismatic-realm.net!! <33 ♪(´▽｀) We're rolling with a custom domain now finally!!!
4 likes
I feel like I've abandoned my prismatic-realm.net site...... maybe I should "archive" it and use that URL for my neocities?
6 likes
Me: Yeah, I know everything there is to know about CSS.....
Also me: I have no idea what I'm doing
15 likes
I wonder if I could convert my page to use a SSG... It'd probably be easy, I would just have to organize through (a lot) of code T__T
4 likes
BREAK OVER! IT'S TIME I CONTINUED ADDING AN ART GALLERY AND MORE PAGES
2 likes
The trick to making a page easier to create is COMPLETELY IGNORING the styling and to just start out with the content within the page. Content first, styling later. I ALWAYS FORGET THIS.
6 likes
I love boilerplates, frameworks, and just like... literally making folders and files in VScode, it just looks nice to me and I have SO MANY PROJECTS THAT I DON'T FINISH!! I just remembered I could be making more pages for my neocities page!! HELLO?
4 likes
Reply with your favorite coding language!! _(:з)∠)_
2 likes
zoneoverimagination
1 year ago
Python. I didn't have a favourite, but now I just hate how verbose java is lol while python is so simple to use.
2 likes
FINALLY!! I had no idea (because I never bothered to really look into it) that you could deploy website files to leprd.space from github, and now I have a nice little setup with FTP and I don't have to weep silently over any immediate changes, I can just comfortably use VScode like I do with my neocities... my love for github has increased over time hehe...
2 likes
Static site generators are soooo good... although it's SUPER fun doing things manually, it's super nice as a side project type of thing, and it kind of reminds me of PHP? Mostly regarding the includes and stuff...
2 likes
prismatictigers
1 year ago
The more I got wrapped up in it, the more I realized I cannot follow those like, super complicated-looking css files make... but then again, I think they use sass and a compiler or something which is something I should look into doing honestly
1 like
Also, oldweb is like, 100% creativity from the webmaster and full on expression, but I've been looking into some a11y/accessibility semantic stuff for html and css, and I wonder if adding some of that to my site would be appreciated... (the obvious answer is YES LOL) I think I'll start with picking good contrast and some aria-labels to start :D