This website is optimized for desktop running Firefox but should work on screens as small as 375px wide as well as televisions.
I tried to follow "accessibility suggestions" but if there's a problem feel free to let me know.
My site heavily uses sparkles which has begun to be co-opted by AI in general - my overuse of sparkles/novas has nothing to do with AI. I have strongly commited to my sparkles because one, I like them, and two, because they represent my neography to me and the many frustrating years of work to make it exist to the point that I was happy with it. Either way, I'm not going to just let AI have sparkles.
Honestly, this site is held together with tape and wishes demands: I only learned about CSS approximately 3 months before publishing this site after I found that the HTML I had learned and used to make sites in high school was no longer valid and HTML5 was a thing.
I wouldn't have much of a site without the lovely templates of NeoThemes and PetraPixel that allows everything to function how I want not to mention be nicely viewable on mobile. Here are links to all the sites I saved that I used to cobble this mess of mine together that I hope you are enjoying :)
If I've learned anything from making this site about coding, it's that I don't really know anything about coding or computers. I'm not convinced computers do either. Also.
My site uses Liëth quite heavily and as I'm sure you may have noticed, the font needs to be quite large to be legible and look nice. Aside from it being large, it also takes up quite a bit more space than it seems to need to. (If there is a way to fix this in the program I made it in, Birdfont, I don't know about it) I can't do much about that in LibreOffice but I can on my site by using negative values of "margin-top" where needed. To use both English and Liëth in the same paragraph without causing a space issue, the bit with Liëth needs to be modified with, say, , or . Both seem to align them to the English font.
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NeoThemes is where I got the layout for my site; it's why the navigation and updates section stack when the screen shrinks.
PetraPixel provided the javascript needed to let the header and footer be called separately.
88x31.lol is where I got my little counter in the footer.
Kryogenix.org is where I got the 'sortable' javascript. It was really easy to set up and use and I'm currently using it for my Songs and Books pages with their evergrowing playlist and bookshelf, as well as organizing my Blog posts and record of Featured Pages.
Squoosh is the site I used to compress all of my pngs and jpgs (OxiPNG setting for pngs and MozJPEG for jpgs) to roughly 40% of their original size per image.
PostImage is hosting my four Liëth infographics that I've posted to Reddit so that my Neocities bandwidth isn't drained.
CSS-Shape - I found a code that looks like a Liëth nova here (four pointed star sparkle) and have used it to style the tabs on the song and book pages. There are a number of other cool shapes and things here, too.
Anna Lytical - I found out how to do cool things with text here.
Webmeji - I have plans >.>
☆ Pixelwavestudio ☆ Stamp Maker - You can find the rainbow gif stamps I made here on the Graphics page.
☆ Pixelwavestudio ☆ Blinkie Maker - I also made a few blinkies here.
I got the background star gif here, but I plan to make my own soon.
I used these reference pictures for the ipod, book, and open book on the Songs, Books, and Blog pages.
The graphics are pretty much entirely made in Jasc Paint Shop Pro 7 and Animation Shop 3 (I cannot figure out how to get this program to do anything I want so I'm not using it, but you're free to try it out yourself - I've been using EZGif.com as widely suggested.). With help from image resizing etc sites because 7 can't resize images down to stamps very well.
The cursors for my site are pngs, however to use them as cur files for PC use, I need to use this site, cursor.cc, to make sure that the mouse click hotspot was where it should be, noting that I didn't actually have to do anything other than uploading the cur files and immediately saving them. Without doing that the hotspots were way off: so if you're having trouble with your own cursors, try doing that.
Glitterboo allows you to add a variety of effects to graphics pretty easily.