i shouldn't have been so confident...
i don't want to code every repeatable thing (like navigation tab) anew on every fucking page waaaa help T_T
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i can't reply for some reason... but YES!!!! i'm very excited about what happens if i merge two seemingly opposite styles!!!
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when designing self-expressing stuff, i always stumble upon a choice: to make it bright, funky and mega-futuristic, OR on the contrary, vintage retrofuturism steampunk-ish. I LOVE BOTH EQUALLY T_T
just wanted to share.
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just learned the incantation of text aligning
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i still don't undersdtand how variables work T_T
they would be really convenient.
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stupied
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Not sure if this is helpful, but variables are basically like containers. they label and store data! javascript data can either be primitive (like numbers or words) or non-primitive (like lists or html elements). They're useful for when you (1) don't know what your going to put into it yet or (2) need to constantly reuse a value. wishing you the bestest of luck to figure it out x]
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It will be absolute peak I just know it
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you can use iframes for that, that's what i do on my website! alternatively you can use a script that automatically adds the needed elements to the page, here's a tutorial: https://petrapixel.neocities.org/coding/layout-base-code. there's also static site generators, but that's a bit more complicated to set up, petrapixel has a tutorial for that too
Hey twin what I do is have an empty page template with all the header stuff and nav stuff that i can jump right into! iframes are also a great idea like cyberdreamz stated! in fact, i use it to make my blogging easy and fast :)