Decided to abandon typed.js since it didn't really fit the vibe. Instead, I've got a (conveniently much simpler) CSS animation that fades in the quote from the left. It's hooked up to an array in a js file that holds nearly 100 different quotes and one is randomly chosen to be shown. #webdev

also decided to have a page dedicated to trans resources. really just for my own reference tbh. very basic and very incomplete atm but eventually i'd like it to be much more comprehensive

catloafcoffee.com/trans-resour...

added new styling to the site with some background patterns. really gives the site some character i think. starting to prefer this version of the blog over the one on substack

so true 💅

added post metadata and support for full width images. still playing around with fonts #webdev

all posts are transferred from substack—converted to markdown and formatted for the site. added styling for quotes, content warnings, and sidebars—post content is now complete. two main things left: category pages for the posts and a featured area on the homepage for the most recent post
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starting to come together. still a lot to do before its ready to go live: need to upload 2024's posts, create blockquote stylings, and im considering a collapsable framework for content warnings and sidebars. might play around the fonts some more, but i like the playful look this has atm

i really hope this is good, but the more we see of/learn about this game the worse it seems 😖

in prep, i made this little site to learn some html and CSS basics. super basic, but that’s what i wanted anyway. further down the line, maybe i’ll expand this out as a sort of art project

nekoandco.github.io/html/what-is...

so i never post anything but i’m working on building a website so i can move my blog off substack, which seems to like nazis?? 🥴anyway, i’m learning html and css and git and jekyll in the process, so i guess i’ll do a sort of dev-log on here because….ahh…. 🤷‍♀️