What’s going on, Internet? What did you do to your website today?
I also did that “100 Questions for Webmasters” thing. I didn’t make it a blog post because I didn’t want to balloon the RSS feed out of nowhere, so it’s a page that’ll probably live on my site as a barely-hidden Easter egg.
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seeing some of u folks do this pushed me to finally finish my responses, been stuck on q50 for a few months ahaha
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Added a feature to the insecure.club submit page so that people can check if a site supports HTTP.
I hated PHP at first, but it’s growing on me, especially with its curl support. I’m also working on a guestbook script for my main site which I’m pretty amped about but isn’t quite ready.
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@memo Bringing this along from the August thread.
I’ve been thinking of trying Isso for my blog comments. It was between that and one other option. Isso looked simpler, though. How was the setup?
I was already running containers (podman) and a reverse proxy (nginx) so it wasn’t too bad. I also already knew how to override my layouts and includes in my SSG (Jekyll). If you can do those things already it shouldn’t be difficult to set up. One other thing, I hid the email and homepage form fields with CSS.
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I fixed my site breaking on browsers without webgl support, as it was preventing @pnppl from viewing the site! I also updated my about page to include more recent accounts (like this one!), and improved how the footer and asides container work with scrolling.
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Ah, so that’s what it was. You have excellent turnaround time for tech support for your website!
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I finished the foundation for my browser based TCG on my Old Web Website! I’m now working on creating cards for it <333
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Nice page! I like your paper notebook theme, especially the subtle gradient on the highlighter style link styling.
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After working on CSS for my Back to School project (work in progress: Using the Internet for Research) for a while, I decided to restyle my website update logs page. I took out my usually external stylesheet and wrote all new inline CSS right on the page.
Having the CSS inline instead of on its own external file like I usually do had the benefit of getting a more instant preview, using the Live Preview extension for VSCodium. It was fun!
I just transferred my site to a new hosting. A little sad & irritated at it, I paid 2 years in advance for it, found out I was adding way to much to it than anticipated (Books & Flash Games take up a decent chunk of space) so I had to upgrade and move over to another hosting. I guess it’s better to do it before it gets any larger though 
Now I just need the cache to set in for everyone so everyone sees the same site…