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shrines are a cool thing on neocities that you may have seen or heard of, but been confused on what they are. shrines are simple. they're just little pages or groups of pages dedicated to a certain topic the webmaster likes. this could be a artist, game, franchise, or anything you can be interested in. they're pretty awesome and cool
when we're talking basics, it doesn't get much more basic than paragraphs and headers. a paragraph is simply a blob of regular old text and uses the tag <p>. if i wanted to have a blob of text that just said "bobjoy awesome" then i'd put <p>bobjoy awesome</p>. done. that's paragraphs. headers are literally the same but they're bigger than a paragraph and there's different sizes, going from 1 to 6. 1 is the biggest, 6 is the lowest. you type <h1> and then just replace the 1 with whatever number. so for a title, i'd just put <h1>title</h1> and i'd have a big header. if you want a smaller one, just make the number higher! awesome cool.
links. links, links and more links. links are an essential part of websites, because they're used to link to other pages on your site, or to external sites. <a> is the tag used for links. now, you may be wondering, "bobjoy, this doesn't help. how do i make it link somewhere?". well i'm glad you asked. after that "a" and before that ">" you're gonna add "href="link"". now close your tag (which'll be </a>). it should look something like <a href="link"></a>. in the space between them, add your text OR image that you want to be the link. for example, let's say i want to link to my homepage. i'd write <a href="bobjoymultimedia.neocities.org">my homepage</a>. you can put whatever you want in the spot where i put "my homepage". and done! i hope this helped. super awesome and cool.
hey friends. welcome to the first epic post. if you've heard the terms "html", "css", and "js" thrown around all in reference to coding, you may have wondered what they were talking about. this post aims to solve it. lets start with html. html is very basic, easy, can be thrown together fairly quickly. have you ever seen one of those weird looking webpages in that times new roman font with left text-align and stuff? that's a basic html page. now, what about css? css is what makes your pages NOT look like that. it's what you use to make your sites look all pretty and nice. very cool. now, lastly, js, also known as javascript (js is just javascript shortened), is what you use to make your sites functional and interactive. it what brings it all together. basically, you need html to have a site, css to have a pretty site and js to have a functional site. when they all come together, they can work to create something beautiful. (okay its not that deep but you know what i mean)
you may be wondering. bobjoy why did you make two posts in the same day. well well good question my friend that is because i need to test that my system works
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