Neocities.org

Re(https://neocities.org/site/zumi?event_id=2826284): if possible, id try to make it so the content wouldn't even be downloaded on the page until its actually displayable (this would slow things down a bit, but it would make it so I could truly have all the HTML content on one page). Worst case I just go with the seperating of pages though. Thats probably the only realistic one by the time we get to several years 1/2

in the future. Though stuff like that kinda shows the power of just a simple static HTML/CSS website with next to no JavaScript either. Its pretty cool what u can do with even the basics now. I'm gonna end off this status reply before it becomes too long. Also sry for late reply, didn't see it bc Neocities is annoying with replies lol (it needs to be a little improved such as adding notifications). 2/2

i don't think you can like "lazy-load" articles unless you javascript-wall that shit or something, which is probably not what you want... i think hiding it under details and :target is elegant enough (though your layout right now makes less sense for browsers that can't do css...)

yeah, neocities could've used that built-in rss feature to good use like profile posts instead of it being like "Home Page - Zumi's Scratchpad has been updated" "Home Page - Zumi's Scratchpad has been updated" "Home Page - Zumi's Scratchpad has been updated""Home Page - Zumi's Scratchpad has been updated""Home Page - Zumi's Scratchpad has been updated" "Home Page - Zumi's Scratchpad has been updated"

As far as I know, u can’t and yea I wanna avoid a ton of useless JavaScript. Though the :target CSS might be enough for now. I’ll likely split blogs whenever I make too many to keep on one page. Agreed lol about RSS, actual status link and replies to said status is what I’d want tbh. Pretty simple and would make the built in RSS feed actually good. It is easier otherwise to make your own static RSS feed for neocities

tbf though, there's only so much neocities can do from their end to make an RSS feed for a website. every one is different, ya can't expect to be able to parse them all of them automatically. really hope they don't throw AI at it any time soon lmao

@zumi yea sadly. Its probably better for one to just make their own RSS feed manually and just update it themselves. Plus, it means updates can still be sent out even on static sites.

its been updated a bit since the photo, i just havent updated the photo lol (mostly fixed things that looked weird)

noooooooooo more flashbangs!!

xd