Heyy. How do you manage that you site scales as one entity and keeps its exact layout intact not matter how zoomed in or out it is? Every time I try to do that, zooming in an out also moves individual parts of my site around in ways they aren't supposed to.

@fishforfree hey! that's because the site has a fixed width using a wrapper div! whole site is set to 500px wide (or 800px for my main pages) so it won't scale at all :) super nice & easy guide here: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/css/wrapper-in-css/

Thank you for the help^^

i've always just pinched fonts from things i like ex. windows, video games, albums, tech gadgets

just google fonts, unfortunately

on that note, have you narrowed your search terms? like are you looking for serif, sans serif, monospace, slab, geometric, that sort of stuff

sometimes i just scroll through dafont.com ...and ending up using the fonts i know already from ricing my linux desktop anyway lol. i even use my own handwriting as a font, which is terrible but i paid for it in the past so i want to use it! >:( :D

oh and as a sidenote, if you use google fonts, pls download them and host them. using them directly from google as a host is a form of voluntary tracking. :/

@bodacious44 i gotta pay more attention to this kinda stuff smh, never thought i'd need to lol @tofutush thats where i started!! i think i maybe just don't know enough about fonts or what i like, since i've really never had to put much thought into it lmfao @hypercrites that is where i'm in endless scroll hell, i fear. didn't know that about google fonts though, thank you for letting me know!!

solaria made this awesome reference page for fonts on google: https://solaria.neocities.org/guides/fonts there are different categories for styles and everything. also i second what hypercrites said about self hosting the files

ive used dafont a lot, the header font i currently use is one i found on adobe fonts and then searched for the version i could download online!

Mainly from other neocities people, lots of people have font databases on here, or at least link back to where they found their font (which is usually a from a smaller database). Otherwise dafont is probably the best

If you enjoy pixel fonts/retro PC style fonts, The Ultimate Oldschool PC Font Pack (https://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/) is a treasure trove. I've also found some good stuff on 1001fonts and Google Fonts.