chilblands
3 months ago
opportunities to customise this player look ENDLESS! I will deff share it around thank you for this
pxhc
3 months ago
oops, I forgot my global css has an auto upscale for 1920x1080 and higher, so if you are in that resolution you are seeing the widget 1.5x bigger than it actually is (but if you want it that size, you can set it in the customization as well)
jaam
3 months ago
oh woah, internet archive bandwidth isn't that good? :0 otherwise this looks really awesome and i gotta get my music up in one of these :D thanks!
aznet
3 months ago
I personally don't like that clicking a song title about=blanks back to the same page tho
pxhc
4 months ago
honestly I have no idea what was the problem, it just looks like neocities don't want to serve cross origin fonts... so probably cors issue... I sketched a workaround though, but haven't tested yet
pxhc
4 months ago
although this theory doesn't make sense because I already have sites importing fonts hosted on other sites...
jorelus
4 months ago
I see. I know I used to load custom fonts in the past with the FontFace API so if you haven't tried that I recommend giving that a try. but yes I remember dealing with custom fonts was a bit of a pain. Glad you got a workaround
sneekrealm
3 months ago
tbf, font file formats are in the allowed files list for the free plan, so if all else fails and u're not stingy with ur 1gb space and u're able to get ur hands on the file for the font (😈) then...!
Pre-Alpha: build number only, no release number. Beta: 0.XX. Full Release: 1.XX. Updates to Release: 1.+1 per individual change. More decimal places for more extensive or longer builds. FOSS convention is to thousandths place, 0.000. Corporate compliance is usually to hundred-thousandths.
Instructions unclear, can now smell songs.
it always look arbitrary how a software would go from version .472 to .531 then .566...
Sometimes it is. Usually it's because they put out a bunch of small updates, each with their own individual build for testing and compliance, do this over the course of weeks or months, THEN they release the update to users. That's why version numbers tend to jump wildly between releases.