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clamp() function saving me from my own hubris (note: for accessibility's sake, having a font size that infinitely sizes up or down in reference to the viewport but does not adhere to system settings is not great! so beware of using only vw units for fonts or only use them for certain effects)
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kingdomofakibaten
1 year ago
i've never thought about using vw or vh units for fonts. I've always heard using em but for some reason I have had trouble getting em to scale with resolution it seems to function exactly like rem for me idk
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Your crochet projects go extremely hard. The hat??? Iβm so obsessed, I wish I understood the process to make that specifically
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girl-wonderlost
1 year ago
thank you!!! big compliment coming from you, your fiber art work is so beautiful (sausage cat <3). the hat was super easy, it was 7 hexagons (made them like a granny square, but 6 clusters to start instead of 4, and i did 3 rows for each) with the sides stitched together, then i crocheted around the head hole part to make a border thing
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making pages "responsive" in bits and pieces, let me know if anything looks weird (in a bad way) or hard to view (font or images not scaling, etc.)
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girl-wonderlost
1 year ago
i think i fixed internet1.html, starting work on junk page + new blog incoming
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sunnysvideo
1 year ago
I love your house page with the branching paths! very peaceful and inviting :) - K
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girl-wonderlost
1 year ago
thanks you guys!! gw feels like a perpetual project as of late so nice to hear people enjoy it still :p
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wonderful place i hope to be as bold as you on my site one day!!
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your site is very cool :)
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done with my 'responsive' updates (minus /altar because there was too much to position and i got lazy). side note, it's kind of beautiful to see how far i've come codewise. some of my css was...questionable to say the least, but i have a much better understanding of fundamentals and why things work the way they do now.. sometimes it's nice to admire your own work. wow! i made this thing all by myself!
all it took was 6000+ updates...