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It looks like recursive uploads to Neocities now work, if you do it via drag and drop. :D I've only tested this in Chrome.
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aywren
1 year ago
Testing on Firefox and it also works! Nice! I did notice some changes to the upload system and page URL displays while editing within the browser. I was wondering what that was for!
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scott2
1 year ago
Static Ultra v1.2.0 is now available for download. Improved (fully working) compatibility with Neocities clean URLs (without breaking on other web hosts), support for landing pages (like mine), preserves URL parameters in page URLs, theme fall-back to default theme if user selected is deleted, support for infinite sub-folders in site heirarchy, Prism Extension added. The SU site's docs have been updated to reflect...
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scott2
1 year ago
You can get a little more detail on the updates here (I wish NC would let you choose which screenshot is the main one when you do a site update lol). https://scott2.neocities.org/projects/static-ultra/news-and-planned-updates
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divergentrays
1 year ago
I have found that it's usually the last item you upload which shows up as the main one.
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scott2
1 year ago
I've added a third column to my site, yay. xD This also centers the main column, which is nice. Unrelated: The previous sentence has also caused me to add "centers" to my browser's dictionary, because even through I'm British, I prefer the US spelling lol xD.
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Hello Dear Scott! I only saw the poll one time, and it's unavailable now! please don't tell me that all of your posts are stored on webhost, you must be using a paid service (for sorrow) aren't you? btw, your site is really awesome!
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scott2
1 year ago
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. I've finally finished a complete video walkthrough with text commentary and my terrible humour of every mission in Command & Conquer 3. Hooraaaay! xD
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Definitely gonna make Static Ultra extensions for doing chunks of [MARKDOWN] and [BBCODE] at some point. Been a couple of times where I'd have found those things handy myself (usually when I'm being lazy lol xD).
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lime360
1 year ago
you can use marked.js + dompurify for a markdown extension. this is what i use for nblog's frontend.js btw
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Please, as always, try not to be too overwhelmed by my art skills. Who would have thought it was possible for me to get even better?
Hahaha :D !