Just rewrote the first few paragraphs, I think the way I explained it before made something simple seem complicated. xD So hopefully it's easier to understand now.
Edit: Just added a few things I thought of after posting lol xD. Think I'm done now.
Also just for fun I think I'm gonna switch to writing this entire project using procedural code only instead of object oriented. Really long function names incoming!
Yeah haha! Also I'm hoping it gives my thumbnail a bit more meaning in places where it normally looks like a blur, for example when it's next to my site name in these comments, and in the Follower/Following section. :D It's still a bit hard to read in those situations, and the smiley is hard to see, so I'll probably end up tweaking it a bit. xD
reminds me of the "avatar videos" of old youtube, where you just make a video of a still image and then set it as an avatar
Thank you! You have a fun site, too! Enjoyed your cat's review of FFVI Pixel Remaster! :)
I shall pass the message onto her haha 😸! And many thanks for linking Static Ultra!
You're very welcome! Thanks for building such a cool system. I need to look into how your re-usable HTML blocks work. Wish I'd had all this before I built out my full site, but maybe for the next site! (Can't have just one!)
It'd be really nice to see someone else using Static Ultra! For the HTML blocks, I'd recommend creating a HTML file named html-block.html in your root to start with, with "Hello world!" inside the body. Then try including it on a top level page using !-- [SU_HTML]html-block.html[/SU_HTML] --. Best of luck (should you decide to pursue it - no pressure intended xD)!*
*Neocities scrapes some symbols from these posts, but hopefully that makes sense. xD
neocities recent change weirded me out too. on the plus side, we don't need to follow the folder-containing-only-an-index.html that some static site generators makes (though in my case I usually have unique assets alongside the index.html so it isn't all wasted)
Yeah I'd say it's a good change overall. :D And the index.html inside folder way is a nice option too for organising assets as you described. :)
oh shit that's cool!
Very interesting! :D