HTML STUFF
This is my page of HTML and CSS stuff I've made and want to share with people :]
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free drag'n'drop-style website builders, for if you can't be bothered to learn coding for realsies
- straw.page, runs on mobile and markets itself as a good way for kids to get into websites
- mmm.page, i like their scrapbooky branding and they boast about automatic responsiveness
- hotglue.me, i also like their scrapbooky branding and they have a no-sign-up demo to see if you like it
external stuff for learning html, css, js, etc
Square Gallery
Shocking even myself, this page operates on pure CSS!
My biggest point of dissatisfaction with this is, as seen on the page I designed it for, the bug where rolled-over images will have a ring of transparency between them and the border. This can be resolved by not using a border (unhelpful) or giving the image file itself a border with a photo editing program (a lot of work)... a TRUE fix has yet to be discovered.
CSS Bookshelf
This one has javascript. Generally speaking, things moving can be achieved through CSS, but things *changing* has to be Javascript. (Don't say that to a webdev professional, they might laugh at you.) This one is highly customizable, and therefore, easy to fuck up. So pay attention.
Page Background Toggle
it's on by default. if you want to swap it, change the intial bg to the other one and remove 'checked' from the input
CSS
JS
3 Column Layout
No javascript, just building and styling. I think I got these wholesale from w3schools, lol. The margins and padding are set to values I think are sensible, so they don't touch each other and the contents don't run up against the edge, but obvs you can change 'em. This method means that the columns on either side will be shorter- if you want three equally-heighted columns, change "margin" in edgecolumn to a margin-left and margin-right setup.
CSS
Bouncing Images
You can use this as a base through which to do a lot of transforms- the hardest part for me was figuring out how each piece fit together in the whole, and that's done for you here :] This is just a CSS class, no fancy fiddlin' required.
CSS
Simple Collapsible
This one comes with no CSS, so style it however you want. I'm proud of the id-search system :>
JS
Miscellaneous