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the stuff some of yall do with code and website is wild to me. I hope I get anywhere near as good at this as you guys. I think I need to actually sit down and like, essentially sketch out what my desires are for the look of my site. Right now it gets the job done, but its super basic and I'd like to really play with the possibilities. Does anyone have any tools they like to use in their site building?
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themausoleum
2 months ago
Adding buttons for folks I follow as I have the time. Want to also make a list up for non-button having sites I enjoy as well.
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themausoleum
2 months ago
Finally got a links page up with exactly one link. :,) Wanted to add the cohost highway before I lost track of it.
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2 months ago
small update. figuring out thumbnails, added two new pieces. Making this gallery has made it painfully clear to me how little I've drawn this year. :,)
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themausoleum
3 months ago
We've got a gallery boys. I'm not totally happy with it but the bones are in.
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Your art is amazing! Can't wait to see how your site unfolds :o)
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right now I just open the HTML files on neocities and hand code (or copy and paste lol) that shit right in hahahah. But also, I know nothing about different script languages. I barely understand HTML and CSS @_@
wait i do still have a copy of Dreamweaver....
This is something I really struggle with too because I want my site to be pretty, but still easy to navigate and easy to update... Which is easier said than done lmao. I recommend checking out the Web Design Museum (https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/) for some aesthetic inspiration! I also recommend maybe making some random little pages in different styles (doesn't necessarily have to be something you upload) to get
- A feel for different site aesthetics and play around without any stress of it looking good. I use my Shrine pages for this lmao.
Also I use Visual Studio Code rather than NeoCities editor. There's a plugin called Live Server that lets you open a local version of your site in a browser so you can see updates in realtime as you edit. As for JavaScript, I basically just copy and paste all my JavaScript stuff from elsewhere :ox. I find it so confusing lmao. Sorry for the yapping!!
No need to appologize! That's really helpful, honestly.
I'm using phantomake because I'm still handcoding but at least now I don't have to manually update every page for small changes. Layouts and contents are seperate until the program sticks them together so I can edit the layout template in one file and the program will update every page that uses it. And I don't need to copy-paste layout stuff into a new page, I can just write the contents. Seems good, so far.