Anybody know some good pixel fonts that actually appear pixellated in browser?? It seems like MS Gothic is the only font I can actually get to appear crisp and clean, everything else has awful anti-aliasing :'o)
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rabbitnet
1 week ago
Remaking my website almost completely from scratch again! (although shrines will be imported, dw!!)
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Turns out both my RAM sticks and my main SSD died all at once... I've had to pay £240 to get it all fixed :'o)
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Just when I get back around to working on RabbitNET, a new Windows update explodes my pc... I swear this site is cursed
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rabbitnet
2 weeks ago
There's a big overhaul I wanna work on though. And then I'm returning to my borderless backgrounds hoard/collection! Really want to make that exist!!
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rabbitnet
2 weeks ago
(i also started wearing Lolita fashion so that'll maybe be a new section of the site too!!)
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Hello! It's been a while since I've done anything here.. I was in the process of creating a huge background resource and truthfully it was WAY TOO MUCH WORK, so it's being shelved for now. But anyway I'm graduating uni soon, so I'll have way more time to update the site!
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rabbitnet
3 months ago
However I do need a little help. I want to fix up the spaghetti code of Rabbitnet. Does anybody know of a good way to keep my sidebar and heading consistent across pages without having to copy and paste it all the time *or* use iframes??? 👉👈 🥺 I can't keep living this copy + paste life, it's a nightmare
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kkbkkb
3 months ago
i've got this bookmarked somewhere, somebody somewhere on neocities has a tutorial/code snippet that i believe uses javascript to make navigation-coding less of a chore; i'll try and find it and get back to you (or hopefully a magical person who has the code will see this post)!! :3
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kkbkkb
3 months ago
ok this actually might be what you're looking for https://petrapixel.neocities.org/coding/layout-base-code
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rabbitnet
3 months ago
@kkbkkb YES!!! THANK YOU! I remember seeing this tutorial forever ago and forgetting to bookmark it lmao. Thank you this will be so helpful!
mollusk
3 months ago
not necessarily what you're looking for and i do recommend using the prepackaged js solution but if you ever for some reason need a native html solution for includes you can save the code separately as it's own html file (without html head body tags etc) and use <object type="text/html" data="this is where the filename goes"></object>
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You deserve way more attention! Your site is candy to my eyes... (☆▽☆)
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I've officially got all the pages of my background hoard laid out - now I just gotta go through and add sources/credits to every single background :'o)
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I would suggest Silkscreen, not sure how it looks in larger sizes though, but maybe that could work!