I'm no coder, but today has made me realize I am definitely going to need help with the auto FC list eventually when it's bigger priority because I almost wanted to throw my keyboard at a wall lol.

I want to make a simple layout. I really do.

But somehow the more i code the more i feel like “okay but this needs a link and this needs to be seen here…”

*visibly shaking trying not to make an entirely new skin with a whole ass different vibe from the one i already have for my site*

oh me? a mood and a half bestie. 


anyway my confession is that my life has been irrevocably changed since figuring out how to do @font-face queries. it was one of those things that i just never learned how to do up until recently and i just want to know. why haven't i been doing this the whole time?

having only technically two fonts for an entire skin is so cool. it makes my life so much easier bc i always will pick fonts in the beginning and then end up not using one of them lmao

It is fun making a mockup of what you want something to look like and a whole other beast to code it. :cry:

me in figma: this is easier in code
me in code: this is easier in figma

😎

I've got about two wip codes right now and don't have any energy to finish them 

I confess I have no clue what CSS Grid and Flex are and haven't the slightest idea how to use them o.o

flex froggy
grid garden

basically given a display: flex/grid, you're telling a div how to order its children.
play them and reference them enough and one day you'll never have to open them up ever again 

w3schools 2 hard, i need them displayed like im in kindergarten wee

Sometimes I confuse myself with how many <div> I use :')

I "played" through flexbox froggy earlier, it was interesting informative and fun.

yes join the cult of the flexbox

If this is jcink and you don’t already, i use ul/li and article instead of div to call classes. Makes it easier to organize if there are repeated sections