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I used W3 schools for getting into some HTML/CSS. Here's a page for dropdown stuff: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_dropdowns.asp Our navigation items look like this: <li class="nav-item active"> <a class="nav-link" href="...">Home</a> </li> So our dropdown "cont...

you can also pass it from a URL, copy link from a theme's "apply" button and u'll see:
change "whateverThemeYouClicked" to your custom theme

It depends entirely on your needs and wants.

If you want to create a personal page with a blog and stuff, you could use WonderCMS.
This requires only 5 files to be uploaded to a server, and presto! You've got yourself a functional webpage!

Small addition which i thought might be interesting to know.. What we are using here is called an IIFE. An IIFE (Immediately Invoked Function Expression) is a JavaScript function that runs as soon as it is defined. (function() { return; })(); This makes it so we don't have to define a function to ru...

I would also probably go with a separate script file instead of the inline javascript. Give all the A elements a class name, eg "mail" and then use something like this: // shortcut to use "d" as document (defined in the last line) (d => { // select all instances of A with classna...

Yes! Even tried to give some feedback!

Also I did get your background story, just messing about hehe

Quick pro hack: open your webpage in incognito mode, this way you can be logged in, and view as visitor! Also JS has (only since recently) BLA.replaceAll('DOT', '.') Both original and replace value can be strings here. Otherwise you can do this instead BLA.replace(/DOT/g, '.') The G behind DOT RegEx...

wiz wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 5:44 pm I just want to comment how wholesome this thread is because of you guys.

I've been on painkillers the past weeks, any update @NorfolkGreg ?

Trouble is I haven't learnt anything new since around then and you may recall the story about old dogs and new tricks. I can tell you there's some truth in it! ;) haha true story :D But, within my limits, I'll do what I can to assist. Awesome, seems like you are likely more skilled to do this than ...

I guess it's something 'we' could work on.
Atm I've got a sore shoulder, so I'm not crawling behind my pc.

If JS is new for you it can be quite a lot to process, i guess.
Let's get back on this!