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I finally figured out how to do drop-downs so I can add onto the discography now instead of t r y i n g to do the pictures and band pages
I know that the scrollbars have no theming if you view the site on firefox, however I made a stylus style that adds color to the scrollbars for fun (you would need the stylus extension to get it to work but hey) https://userstyles.world/style/11578/cinni-net-scrollbar-fix-for-firefox
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had to update the merch page because not only was discogs' favicon image broken, I guess discogs changed their links and it linked to an unrelated artist instead of rbf's discogs page so whoops
one of my quirks is that I come up with ideas for things butthen don't know how to execute them, like how I want toadd images and a list of rbf's members to my site but I don't know how I'm gonna do that
you wrote 32 instead of 23 on your most recent blog post on your homepage
I could have sworn firefox had scrollbar theming via CSS? although it's minimal in terms of customization.
while no scrollbar theming apears on the site, I did find evidence of attempted firefox scrollbar styling in the body part of the css that doesn't appear for some reason.
That is odd. The scrollbars are completely missing in firefox for me. I wish developers would stop messing with things, and just let us customize things, custom scrollbars were so cool back in the day =(
From the CSS, I couldn't find anything for scrollbar theming in firefox, only webkit. From what I remember, Mozilla requires 2 call from CSS, scrollbar-color;scrollbar-width, and a 3 option for overflow if needed, that's really all they seem to let you customize sadly.