hi,hmmm... sorry man idk

Here is best for neocities profiles or if you like others outside of to see, the guestbook is ok too. I'm still trying to figure out what's the best option for everyone. :)

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15612120/how-do-i-make-an-audio-file-play-continuously-on-all-pages :(((((((( I guess it's not possible to have something *seamless*, there's got to be a way.............

If you want it seamless it would have to be some iframe + .js work I think

As long as tehy can be turned off, they are ok

My 'site used to be in an iframe system but I didn't like how flexible it was..... and that's how I got to the system I have now ........I could make it abrupt and slowly fade in or continue where it was last, surprises me how web development's gone far but they *still* don't have an ability for something like this

@lemerks ^ Agree on that!

This reminds me of the Dreamcast, they used ADX files and those files had a feature that would allow loops. I do not recall but I do know it has been done with MP3 files and possibly I've done it with a FLAC file. A recent slot machine I hacked (to be covered in a future article on my site) definitely exploits that feature and their stuff is all MP3 files. I would do it in the audio file itself first

Ditto on lemerks' opinion, but I'd also add if you can change volume. There are plenty of websites that allow that through custom players or by just plopping the file on the page. Although I feel like getting people to listen to ambience is hard these days, when browsers disable autoplay by default.

Sure! I know...... the links page is a mess and I don't like how it looks either with white text on an ORANGE background but I'll get to that!

I've been restricting myself in a way because I wanted my web pages to support EVERY BROWSER IN THE WORLD...... but I eventually learned that I need to let go and..... I can't do that I'll still optimize things but I'm thinking about going crazy with what I could do.... what's a 'site without anything fun in it? I love CSS animations and the things you can do with websites compared to 10 or 20 years ago

So seeing this right here gives me the drive to — why the heck not go crazy?

oh sorry about that! it showed that I commented twice but when I deleted one both got deleted 😓 I basically said I like your site and hope you stay motivated to keep adding to it :)

nah, you're fine! was just so confused thinking why Neocities wasn't showing the message?

One of the things I think about doing is getting rid of the whole profile for this website because I don't like the concept of attention with social media, the positive side I see to it is meeting new people and suggesting things, commenting. I feel held back and I've been holding myself back on exploring websites because I feel as if I need to finish one of the internet adventures before I even continue

Of course I don't *have* to look at that aspect with the profile and I don't but it might be a problem; I'm not sure I'm not sure of what I want to do at this point, I haven't been feeling creative — it's got to be one of the worst feelings in the world. I hope this changes

I really loved the sa1 video he did broo noo :(

YES! HE GOT HACKED! I hope the guy's doing okay and I really hope if there's something he can do about it because the whole situation he's in sounds really..... really messed up https://youtu.be/XaV7rhha8y0

....and it makes me really sad because I remember seeing his channel when it was online, I still remember the moment - and when I went to write about it; first, I couldn't find the video I watched and then realized his account and channel got hijacked ^ And it's been a month since he posted that video I linked, that whole situation just sounds frustrating to me.... I feel terrible for the guy

its so sad dude, also saw that sketchzelle got caught in the crossfire too :( Genuinely, hoping he's able to recover his stuff but it seems unlikely. Although a big part of his stuff is archived on newgrounds but not all of it https://rogerregorroger.newgrounds.com/movies