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Damn I think my guestbook finally kicked the bucket. RIP love u longtime homegirl
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finally learning flexbox lol welcome to 2015 @me
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cepheus
4 years ago
it's already annoying me so much ffs. it's clearly very good and makes a lot of things very responsive and straightforward but damn it's also difficult to get right
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hellspit
4 years ago
hell yea, welcome to the flexbox train lol. i use flexbox for the majority of my stuff since its so good for responsive stuff / vertical centering :D
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cepheus
4 years ago
@hellspit i can definitely see how it makes stuff like that easier!! not gonna use it for everything atm but some newer sections of my site could benefit
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Is there a free blog script (e.g. based on php) that would work on neocities supporter? E.g. something like fan update or cutenews used to work
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bytemoth
4 years ago
Neocities does not support PHP or any other dynamic/backend language. The working methods for layout consistency without copypasting are embed/iframe tags, JavaScript/AJAX/jQuery includes, and SSGs (static site generators) or other preprocessors.
bytemoth
4 years ago
XSLT also works if you're up for trying to figure that out lol https://zumi.yorniq.xyz/bloge/xml_dumpster_dive.html https://parnikkapore.yorniq.xyz/sketches/rssdoc.xml
Trying to make this look ok on bigger resolutions too (I use a 13” laptop lol) but not sure how much it matters?? do small fonts/layouts look *that bad* on bigger screens?
take a look at REM units for defining fontsizes, as these are based on the root font size and will scale depending on the users screen type/size.