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Whats wrong with just using HTML, Js and CSS for personal projects?
I do that. Duplicating the header, menu, and footer manually on every page is a pain in the ass. Not to mention the lack of minification.
Web Origami, for making websites where you can understand how they’re made
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Re: Web Origami, for making websites where you can understand how they’re made
#62So... it's a static site generator? I've looked through the site, but I'm having trouble putting it in context. Sounds like it takes data and turns it into a static website. Is that right?
so, you're saying the claim of making websites where you can understand how they're made doesn't seem to hold up?
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#63I'm using Origami on my website over at https://vale.rocks . I recently did a brief writeup about the implementation of my site, including touchings on Origami. I'm really loving it! https://vale.rocks/posts/the-implementation-of-this-site
Re: Web Origami, for making websites where you can understand how they’re made
#64I'm using Origami on my website over at https://vale.rocks . I recently did a brief writeup about the implementation of my site, including touchings on Origami. I'm really loving it! https://vale.rocks/posts/the-implementation-of-this-site
When I scroll down, the "VALE" stuff goes above the menu, making both unreadable. Might want to fix that.
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When I scroll down, the "VALE" stuff goes above the menu, making both unreadable. Might want to fix that.
Could you please elaborate on exactly what you're experiencing? Include your browser/OS if possible. Thanks for letting me know!
Does this help? This happens as I scroll down till it is over the menu.
I am using Vivaldi 5.7.2921.65 (Stable channel) stable (64-bit).
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I do that. Duplicating the header, menu, and footer manually on every page is a pain in the ass. Not to mention the lack of minification.
Not sure I follow, do you not use templates and scripts to generate the static pages? I was a web developer 25 years ago and for the majority of projects we only made static sites, all templated and minified. My skills are somewhat "of that time". Recently I was asked to build a site to demonstrate some new software. It consisted of over 10k pages that once built would rarely, if ever be updated. I just scripted and…
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Could you please elaborate on exactly what you're experiencing? Include your browser/OS if possible. Thanks for letting me know!
https://i.imgur.com/tfB0qsa.png Does this help? This happens as I scroll down till it is over the menu. I am using Vivaldi 5.7.2921.65 (Stable channel) stable (64-bit).
Appreciate the photo and report though.
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Nothing, if they’re simple enough to do that. Not all of them are. I’m a commercial artist and designer, so things like layout are important and need to be updatable on multiple pages because individual pieces often have their own pages. Updating 15 nav headers in a gallery on your site to save a couple of hours setting up something better suited to the task is just terrible architectural planning. At the same time,…
Yea my point was that people love to overcomplicate their stuff. Having a whole infrastructure for a personal project that isnt even started yet is insane.
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https://i.imgur.com/tfB0qsa.png Does this help? This happens as I scroll down till it is over the menu. I am using Vivaldi 5.7.2921.65 (Stable channel) stable (64-bit).
I very much treat this site as a testing ground for my learning and therefore generally start using new features as soon as they are newly available in Baseline. Hence, your browser, which hasn't been updated in over a year, is having issues rendering all the modern features. You might want to consider updating your browser, as it has some known security vulnerabilities. Appreciate the photo and report though.
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I think this issue better addressed in HTML spec. Basic functionality to include html snippets files in other HTML files should be standard. What am I missing?
How would that work? Now one request for a page becomes N requests for every bit of HTML the client needs to render?