Compton55Thurston //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/ Thu, 25 Jun 2026 20:34:52 +0000 The Best Tips For Design On The Web //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/the-best-tips-for-design-on-the-web-df8m <![CDATA[It's crucial for new designers of websites to learn the fundamentals of their craft, so they can come up with attractive and effective websites. Fortunately, there are hundreds of valuable resources--this article included--that can contribute to your knowledge of basic design principles. What follows are some basic concepts necessary for good web design. Always mark files that must be opened in an external program with an icon. Many sites host PDF files, and less commonly, DOC files, that must be opened in Foxit Reader and Microsoft Word/OpenOffice, respectively. These files should be marked with an icon representing the file type, and a link to download the appropriate viewer if the user does not have it. If you want help with your web design, look at purchasing on of many site design programs available on the market. These programs are often easy to use and can quickly design an attractive website for you. An unattractive website will not attract visitors. Keep your topics separated. Each topic should be put on separate pages. This not only eliminates customer confusion, but it also helps you out with search engine crawlers and your site rankings. To help your website visitors easily navigate through your site, design it so that it becomes easy to find "stuff." When you have a simple site that makes it easy to locate information, you keep your visitors there much longer. If you make it difficult for them, then they will get frustrated and leave. Build your website using a content management system. Knowing how to build a website using just HTML and CSS is good foundation knowledge, but this can only produce a static website. Web design has evolved into providing dynamic content. If you couple your coding skills with the use of a content management system, you can practically build any type of website that you desire. You should always put in the effort to make a customized error page for your site; this page should include a basic sitemap that links users to the major sections of your website. This ensures that if visitors follow a bad link or spell your URL wrong, they will be able to find what they are looking for. To help keep your site visitors happy, do not underline words. Underline words on the internet signifies that the word is a clickable link. If you have too many words on your pages that are underlined with being clickable links, then your visitors will be frustrated after continuously trying to click on them. Your website should be optimized for the older versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer, such as IE7 and also IE8. Many people still use old IE versions. They don't render pages that have to do with regular standards on the web so you have to figure out a work around. In particular, learn about the famous "box model bug", an old thorn in IE. Creating a site map is a very important part of the web design process. A site map is an effective way to inform visitors of the various kinds of content that your website has to offer, and is a great tool for navigating your website. herbahelp.com will also utilize your site map for similar reasons, and therefore, including a site map will help boost your search rankings. Make sure your website has a site map, and that it is through. Test herba help and often. Running usability and user interaction tests early in the game can really save you frustration in the long run. Never stop testing and improving. Try including real customer testimonials. Very few want to be the first to try a product or service, so let customers know that others have tried your wares and that they were pleased with them. Try asking some clients that have done projects with you to create a short paragraph about their experience with your company, to put on your site. The introduction to this article stated that new web designers need to learn certain fundamentals in order to craft websites that look good and work well. With so many articles and a vast amount of information floating around out there, it can sometimes be grueling work to find the best starting point. This article is a good starting point, as it contains the basics of good web design.]]> It's crucial for new designers of websites to learn the fundamentals of their craft, so they can come up with attractive and effective websites. Fortunately, there are hundreds of valuable resources—this article included—that can contribute to your knowledge of basic design principles. What follows are some basic concepts necessary for good web design. Always mark files that must be opened in an external program with an icon. Many sites host PDF files, and less commonly, DOC files, that must be opened in Foxit Reader and Microsoft Word/OpenOffice, respectively. These files should be marked with an icon representing the file type, and a link to download the appropriate viewer if the user does not have it. If you want help with your web design, look at purchasing on of many site design programs available on the market. These programs are often easy to use and can quickly design an attractive website for you. An unattractive website will not attract visitors. Keep your topics separated. Each topic should be put on separate pages. This not only eliminates customer confusion, but it also helps you out with search engine crawlers and your site rankings. To help your website visitors easily navigate through your site, design it so that it becomes easy to find “stuff.” When you have a simple site that makes it easy to locate information, you keep your visitors there much longer. If you make it difficult for them, then they will get frustrated and leave. Build your website using a content management system. Knowing how to build a website using just HTML and CSS is good foundation knowledge, but this can only produce a static website. Web design has evolved into providing dynamic content. If you couple your coding skills with the use of a content management system, you can practically build any type of website that you desire. You should always put in the effort to make a customized error page for your site; this page should include a basic sitemap that links users to the major sections of your website. This ensures that if visitors follow a bad link or spell your URL wrong, they will be able to find what they are looking for. To help keep your site visitors happy, do not underline words. Underline words on the internet signifies that the word is a clickable link. If you have too many words on your pages that are underlined with being clickable links, then your visitors will be frustrated after continuously trying to click on them. Your website should be optimized for the older versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer, such as IE7 and also IE8. Many people still use old IE versions. They don't render pages that have to do with regular standards on the web so you have to figure out a work around. In particular, learn about the famous “box model bug”, an old thorn in IE. Creating a site map is a very important part of the web design process. A site map is an effective way to inform visitors of the various kinds of content that your website has to offer, and is a great tool for navigating your website. herbahelp.com will also utilize your site map for similar reasons, and therefore, including a site map will help boost your search rankings. Make sure your website has a site map, and that it is through. Test herba help and often. Running usability and user interaction tests early in the game can really save you frustration in the long run. Never stop testing and improving. Try including real customer testimonials. Very few want to be the first to try a product or service, so let customers know that others have tried your wares and that they were pleased with them. Try asking some clients that have done projects with you to create a short paragraph about their experience with your company, to put on your site. The introduction to this article stated that new web designers need to learn certain fundamentals in order to craft websites that look good and work well. With so many articles and a vast amount of information floating around out there, it can sometimes be grueling work to find the best starting point. This article is a good starting point, as it contains the basics of good web design.

]]> //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/the-best-tips-for-design-on-the-web-df8m Tue, 02 Apr 2024 08:47:03 +0000 The Best Tips For Design On The Web //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/the-best-tips-for-design-on-the-web <![CDATA[It's crucial for new designers of websites to learn the fundamentals of their craft, so they can come up with attractive and effective websites. Fortunately, there are hundreds of valuable resources--this article included--that can contribute to your knowledge of basic design principles. What follows are herbahelp for good web design. Always mark files that must be opened in an external program with an icon. Many sites host PDF files, and less commonly, DOC files, that must be opened in Foxit Reader and Microsoft Word/OpenOffice, respectively. These files should be marked with an icon representing the file type, and a link to download the appropriate viewer if the user does not have it. If you want help with your web design, look at purchasing on of many site design programs available on the market. These programs are often easy to use and can quickly design an attractive website for you. An unattractive website will not attract visitors. Keep your topics separated. Each topic should be put on separate pages. This not only eliminates customer confusion, but it also helps you out with search engine crawlers and your site rankings. To help your website visitors easily navigate through your site, design it so that it becomes easy to find "stuff." When you have a simple site that makes it easy to locate information, you keep your visitors there much longer. If you make it difficult for them, then they will get frustrated and leave. Build your website using a content management system. Knowing how to build a website using just HTML and CSS is good foundation knowledge, but this can only produce a static website. Web design has evolved into providing dynamic content. If you couple your coding skills with the use of a content management system, you can practically build any type of website that you desire. You should always put in the effort to make a customized error page for your site; this page should include a basic sitemap that links users to the major sections of your website. This ensures that if visitors follow a bad link or spell your URL wrong, they will be able to find what they are looking for. To help keep your site visitors happy, do not underline words. Underline words on the internet signifies that the word is a clickable link. If you have too many words on your pages that are underlined with being clickable links, then your visitors will be frustrated after continuously trying to click on them. Your website should be optimized for the older versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer, such as IE7 and also IE8. Many people still use old IE versions. They don't render pages that have to do with regular standards on the web so you have to figure out a work around. In particular, learn about the famous "box model bug", an old thorn in IE. Creating a site map is a very important part of the web design process. A site map is an effective way to inform visitors of the various kinds of content that your website has to offer, and is a great tool for navigating your website. Search engine crawlers will also utilize your site map for similar reasons, and therefore, including a site map will help boost your search rankings. Make sure your website has a site map, and that it is through. Test your site early and often. Running usability and user interaction tests early in the game can really save you frustration in the long run. Never stop testing and improving. Try including real customer testimonials. Very few want to be the first to try a product or service, so let customers know that others have tried your wares and that they were pleased with them. Try asking some clients that have done projects with you to create a short paragraph about their experience with your company, to put on your site. The introduction to this article stated that new web designers need to learn certain fundamentals in order to craft websites that look good and work well. With so many articles and a vast amount of information floating around out there, it can sometimes be grueling work to find the best starting point. This article is a good starting point, as it contains the basics of good web design.]]> It's crucial for new designers of websites to learn the fundamentals of their craft, so they can come up with attractive and effective websites. Fortunately, there are hundreds of valuable resources—this article included—that can contribute to your knowledge of basic design principles. What follows are herbahelp for good web design. Always mark files that must be opened in an external program with an icon. Many sites host PDF files, and less commonly, DOC files, that must be opened in Foxit Reader and Microsoft Word/OpenOffice, respectively. These files should be marked with an icon representing the file type, and a link to download the appropriate viewer if the user does not have it. If you want help with your web design, look at purchasing on of many site design programs available on the market. These programs are often easy to use and can quickly design an attractive website for you. An unattractive website will not attract visitors. Keep your topics separated. Each topic should be put on separate pages. This not only eliminates customer confusion, but it also helps you out with search engine crawlers and your site rankings. To help your website visitors easily navigate through your site, design it so that it becomes easy to find “stuff.” When you have a simple site that makes it easy to locate information, you keep your visitors there much longer. If you make it difficult for them, then they will get frustrated and leave. Build your website using a content management system. Knowing how to build a website using just HTML and CSS is good foundation knowledge, but this can only produce a static website. Web design has evolved into providing dynamic content. If you couple your coding skills with the use of a content management system, you can practically build any type of website that you desire. You should always put in the effort to make a customized error page for your site; this page should include a basic sitemap that links users to the major sections of your website. This ensures that if visitors follow a bad link or spell your URL wrong, they will be able to find what they are looking for. To help keep your site visitors happy, do not underline words. Underline words on the internet signifies that the word is a clickable link. If you have too many words on your pages that are underlined with being clickable links, then your visitors will be frustrated after continuously trying to click on them. Your website should be optimized for the older versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer, such as IE7 and also IE8. Many people still use old IE versions. They don't render pages that have to do with regular standards on the web so you have to figure out a work around. In particular, learn about the famous “box model bug”, an old thorn in IE. Creating a site map is a very important part of the web design process. A site map is an effective way to inform visitors of the various kinds of content that your website has to offer, and is a great tool for navigating your website. Search engine crawlers will also utilize your site map for similar reasons, and therefore, including a site map will help boost your search rankings. Make sure your website has a site map, and that it is through. Test your site early and often. Running usability and user interaction tests early in the game can really save you frustration in the long run. Never stop testing and improving. Try including real customer testimonials. Very few want to be the first to try a product or service, so let customers know that others have tried your wares and that they were pleased with them. Try asking some clients that have done projects with you to create a short paragraph about their experience with your company, to put on your site. The introduction to this article stated that new web designers need to learn certain fundamentals in order to craft websites that look good and work well. With so many articles and a vast amount of information floating around out there, it can sometimes be grueling work to find the best starting point. This article is a good starting point, as it contains the basics of good web design.

]]> //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/the-best-tips-for-design-on-the-web Tue, 02 Apr 2024 08:46:59 +0000 Expert Web Design Tips You Need To Read //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/expert-web-design-tips-you-need-to-read <![CDATA[Do you ever surf a webpage and find yourself jealous of the layout? From the initial layout to the customized graphic design, you should know just what elements can give your website that special appeal. You can get the expert info you need in this article. So keep reading and take note of what you read. Make sure all of your webpages actually have titles, and make sure they are descriptive. A surprising number of webpages out there are called "untitled document" or "new document". This not only denies visitors a useful piece of information to remember your site, but also absolutely destroys your SEO, since search engines weight page titles heavily when ranking sites. If you want your site to bring in more visitors, you should ensure it's simple to navigate. Your links need to be prominently placed, easy to understand and functional. Menus render your website easier for users to surf. Have your main page links located on every page so visitors can easily go through your site. Avoid using frames. Most sites have abandoned frames on their own as better alternatives have become available, but there are still sites out there that are trapped in 1996. Alternatives to navigational frames include fixed-position navigation panels, having navigation in multiple areas (e.g. left and bottom) or simplifying page structure so that navigational links are never far away. Keep your pages to a reasonable length. Add content through new pages on your site, instead of tacking it on to the end of a home page. For the most part, readers are hesitant to keep going on a page that seems to scroll on forever. If you must have a lot of content on one page, include hyperlinks at the top and in sections throughout the page. This allows users to navigate through the available content without excessive scrolling. When you design your website, avoid using a variety of different fonts. Also think about how fonts look for different people. Small serif fonts like Times New Roman can be difficult to read on small screens. Verdana is a font used by many sites. It is easy to read in most sizes and colors. Make sure you design your website with older Internet Explorer versions in mind. People may say they dislike Internet Explorer, but a majority of them still use it. This creates problems for web designers, but there are things that can be done. For instance, IE has suffered a "box model bug" for multiple years. Many platforms will put together code that you need, but you will find that some are unreliable editors. What a platform does is help you paste the code onto features that you have made. To minimize errors and work with the code in a more hands-on way, choose a standard text editor. There are herbahelp that distribute both proven and novel web design information. Sign for some of them to keep yourself inspired and give yourself a web design "safety net" you can rely on to maintain your base of knowledge on the subject. Web designers can derive great benefits from newsletters, whether they are self-taught amateurs or experienced pros. Any good web design must include the proper planning as you are getting started. This planning process includes selecting a domain and a hosting package as well as planning out the information layout and designs. Planning is essential to web design, as it gets you ready beforehand to carry out your idea of the website. If you are designing a commercial website, you do not want to use free web hosting. This brings annoying ads onto your site, and it detracts from a professional look to your commerce site. Instead, pay for some basic or professional web hosting, in which you do not have to put up with this. Become herba help with photoshop as much as you can if you are just starting out with web design. You want to be as diverse with a lot of programs as possible and photoshop is crucial towards becoming a pro at web design. So learn this program and get ready for others as well. Now you know some secret techniques, and you should be ready to start your own website. Start a rough outline now featuring all the elements you love from other websites so you get to incorporate them onto your own page. Use your creative side and enjoy!]]> Do you ever surf a webpage and find yourself jealous of the layout? From the initial layout to the customized graphic design, you should know just what elements can give your website that special appeal. You can get the expert info you need in this article. So keep reading and take note of what you read. Make sure all of your webpages actually have titles, and make sure they are descriptive. A surprising number of webpages out there are called “untitled document” or “new document”. This not only denies visitors a useful piece of information to remember your site, but also absolutely destroys your SEO, since search engines weight page titles heavily when ranking sites. If you want your site to bring in more visitors, you should ensure it's simple to navigate. Your links need to be prominently placed, easy to understand and functional. Menus render your website easier for users to surf. Have your main page links located on every page so visitors can easily go through your site. Avoid using frames. Most sites have abandoned frames on their own as better alternatives have become available, but there are still sites out there that are trapped in 1996. Alternatives to navigational frames include fixed-position navigation panels, having navigation in multiple areas (e.g. left and bottom) or simplifying page structure so that navigational links are never far away. Keep your pages to a reasonable length. Add content through new pages on your site, instead of tacking it on to the end of a home page. For the most part, readers are hesitant to keep going on a page that seems to scroll on forever. If you must have a lot of content on one page, include hyperlinks at the top and in sections throughout the page. This allows users to navigate through the available content without excessive scrolling. When you design your website, avoid using a variety of different fonts. Also think about how fonts look for different people. Small serif fonts like Times New Roman can be difficult to read on small screens. Verdana is a font used by many sites. It is easy to read in most sizes and colors. Make sure you design your website with older Internet Explorer versions in mind. People may say they dislike Internet Explorer, but a majority of them still use it. This creates problems for web designers, but there are things that can be done. For instance, IE has suffered a “box model bug” for multiple years. Many platforms will put together code that you need, but you will find that some are unreliable editors. What a platform does is help you paste the code onto features that you have made. To minimize errors and work with the code in a more hands-on way, choose a standard text editor. There are herbahelp that distribute both proven and novel web design information. Sign for some of them to keep yourself inspired and give yourself a web design “safety net” you can rely on to maintain your base of knowledge on the subject. Web designers can derive great benefits from newsletters, whether they are self-taught amateurs or experienced pros. Any good web design must include the proper planning as you are getting started. This planning process includes selecting a domain and a hosting package as well as planning out the information layout and designs. Planning is essential to web design, as it gets you ready beforehand to carry out your idea of the website. If you are designing a commercial website, you do not want to use free web hosting. This brings annoying ads onto your site, and it detracts from a professional look to your commerce site. Instead, pay for some basic or professional web hosting, in which you do not have to put up with this. Become herba help with photoshop as much as you can if you are just starting out with web design. You want to be as diverse with a lot of programs as possible and photoshop is crucial towards becoming a pro at web design. So learn this program and get ready for others as well. Now you know some secret techniques, and you should be ready to start your own website. Start a rough outline now featuring all the elements you love from other websites so you get to incorporate them onto your own page. Use your creative side and enjoy!

]]> //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/expert-web-design-tips-you-need-to-read Tue, 02 Apr 2024 08:40:16 +0000 Web Design Advice: What You Need To Know //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/web-design-advice-what-you-need-to-know <![CDATA[In terms of ways to earn money, millions are finding that websites are fun, easy and reliable earners. However, a website needs to not only have ample traffic to be successful; it has to be attractive and functional. So for every SEO tactic you know, you would do well to learn a web design tactic right alongside it. Here are a few different tactics you can use for your site. Don't neglect cascading style sheets. Using a style sheet makes it easy to give all pages of your site the same look and feel. It also reduces the file size of your pages, as the CSS file can be accessed once on the server and then from the user's local cache thereafter. Don't try to fit too much onto one page when you're designing a website. If your page is too busy it will take a lot longer to load and can overwhelm visitors. When you're going to be putting up a lot of content, create pages for everything you can to reduce the clutter on your page. If you want your website to cater to the needs of visitors, it must be user-friendly and simple to navigate. It should always be easy to get from one page of the site to another. A navigation menu will also help visitors locate exactly what they're looking for. Ensure that you have a link to your website's home page on every page on your website so that visitors can easily return to you site's main page. Web design is a subject that you always want to stay informed on. With this in mind, if you have any friends that are also into web design then you will want to keep in contact with them. You can exchange any new information you learn so that you're both on top of your game when it comes to web design. Include a search element that allows visitors to search within your website content. People who are seeking something in particular are bound to be interested in finding a search box upon reaching your site. If this option is unavailable, they may leave the site for one that allows a search. People look for these search boxes in the top right corner of the page, so place the search box in that area. You want to keep the website page size minimal. Not all website visitors have blazing connection speeds and will get frustrated and lose interest if your site takes a while to load. You don't want your visitors waiting for each page to load because they may just end up leaving. Make herbahelp . Customers do not like spending time wading through your site searching for something they are interested in. Having a site map, as well as providing big, prominent links will help your viewer find what they are looking for without wasting time in a hunt. Lead them to your information. If you want more visitors to your site, you need to design it in a way that makes it easy to update content. If your site can be easily updated it helps you to be able to quickly add new and relevant information. A site that is constantly updated will keep your visitors coming back for more. Make sure your website uses a consistent font throughout. Some websites change fonts willy-nilly without any design reason to do so. This makes the content difficult to process for visitors. Most websites, especially business websites, will do just fine sticking to basic fonts like Arial, Veranda, or even Times New Roman. It is imperative that all of your webpages have titles. Forgetting to include titles while designing your website can have disastrous consequences. The biggest reason is that it makes your website look unprofessional when there is no title, both on the webpage itself, and also on a search results page. Search engines also place heavy emphasis on titles when determining the content of your website. Remember to utilize keywords, and make your titles descriptive. Obviously the tips above don't cover every single aspect of web design. You will have to research further if there is more you need to know about the subject. As you can see, though, the tips provided here will help you get and stay on the right path. Use these tips wisely to build a great site.]]> In terms of ways to earn money, millions are finding that websites are fun, easy and reliable earners. However, a website needs to not only have ample traffic to be successful; it has to be attractive and functional. So for every SEO tactic you know, you would do well to learn a web design tactic right alongside it. Here are a few different tactics you can use for your site. Don't neglect cascading style sheets. Using a style sheet makes it easy to give all pages of your site the same look and feel. It also reduces the file size of your pages, as the CSS file can be accessed once on the server and then from the user's local cache thereafter. Don't try to fit too much onto one page when you're designing a website. If your page is too busy it will take a lot longer to load and can overwhelm visitors. When you're going to be putting up a lot of content, create pages for everything you can to reduce the clutter on your page. If you want your website to cater to the needs of visitors, it must be user-friendly and simple to navigate. It should always be easy to get from one page of the site to another. A navigation menu will also help visitors locate exactly what they're looking for. Ensure that you have a link to your website's home page on every page on your website so that visitors can easily return to you site's main page. Web design is a subject that you always want to stay informed on. With this in mind, if you have any friends that are also into web design then you will want to keep in contact with them. You can exchange any new information you learn so that you're both on top of your game when it comes to web design. Include a search element that allows visitors to search within your website content. People who are seeking something in particular are bound to be interested in finding a search box upon reaching your site. If this option is unavailable, they may leave the site for one that allows a search. People look for these search boxes in the top right corner of the page, so place the search box in that area. You want to keep the website page size minimal. Not all website visitors have blazing connection speeds and will get frustrated and lose interest if your site takes a while to load. You don't want your visitors waiting for each page to load because they may just end up leaving. Make herbahelp . Customers do not like spending time wading through your site searching for something they are interested in. Having a site map, as well as providing big, prominent links will help your viewer find what they are looking for without wasting time in a hunt. Lead them to your information. If you want more visitors to your site, you need to design it in a way that makes it easy to update content. If your site can be easily updated it helps you to be able to quickly add new and relevant information. A site that is constantly updated will keep your visitors coming back for more. Make sure your website uses a consistent font throughout. Some websites change fonts willy-nilly without any design reason to do so. This makes the content difficult to process for visitors. Most websites, especially business websites, will do just fine sticking to basic fonts like Arial, Veranda, or even Times New Roman. It is imperative that all of your webpages have titles. Forgetting to include titles while designing your website can have disastrous consequences. The biggest reason is that it makes your website look unprofessional when there is no title, both on the webpage itself, and also on a search results page. Search engines also place heavy emphasis on titles when determining the content of your website. Remember to utilize keywords, and make your titles descriptive. Obviously the tips above don't cover every single aspect of web design. You will have to research further if there is more you need to know about the subject. As you can see, though, the tips provided here will help you get and stay on the right path. Use these tips wisely to build a great site.

]]> //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/web-design-advice-what-you-need-to-know Tue, 02 Apr 2024 08:40:14 +0000 Great Tips About Web Design That Anyone Can Use //compton55thurston.bravejournal.net/great-tips-about-web-design-that-anyone-can-use <![CDATA[!DOCTYPE HTML html head titleNew Post &mdash; bravejournal.net/title link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/css/write.css" / meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" / meta name="google" value="notranslate" /head body id="pad" class="light" div id="overlay"/div textarea id="writer" placeholder="Write..." class="norm" autofocus/textarea div class="alert success hidden" id="edited-elsewhere"This post has been updated elsewhere since you last published! a href="#" id="erase-edit"Delete draft and reload/a./div header id="tools" div id="clip" h1a href="/me/c/" title="View blogs"img class="ic-24dp" src="/img/icblogsdark@2x.png" //a/h1 nav id="target" ul li class="has-submenu"a href="#" id="publish-to" onclick="return false"span id="target-name"Draft/span img class="ic-18dp" src="/img/icdownarrowdark@2x.png" //a ul li class="menu-heading"Publish to.../li li class="target selected" id="blog-compton55thurston"a href="#compton55thurston"i class="material-icons md-18"public/i Compton55Thurston/a/li li class="target" id="blog-anonymous"a href="#anonymous"i class="material-icons md-18"description/i emDraft/em/a/li li id="user-separator" class="separator"hr //li lia href="/me/c/"i class="material-icons md-18"librarybooks/i View Blogs/a/li lia href="/me/posts/"i class="material-icons md-18"viewlist/i View Drafts/a/li lia href="/me/logout"i class="material-icons md-18"powersettingsnew/i Log out/a/li /ul /li /ul/nav nav id="font-picker" class="if-room room-3 hidden" style="margin-left:-1em"ul li class="has-submenu"a href="#" id="" onclick="return false"img class="ic-24dp" src="/img/icfontdark@2x.png" / img class="ic-18dp" src="/img/icdownarrowdark@2x.png" //a ul style="text-align: center" li class="menu-heading"Font/li li class="selected"a class="font norm" href="#norm"Serif/a/li lia class="font sans" href="#sans"Sans-serif/a/li lia class="font wrap" href="#wrap"Monospace/a/li /ul /li /ul/nav span id="wc" class="hidden if-room room-4"0 words/span /div noscript style="margin-left: 2em;"strongNOTE/strong: for now, you'll need Javascript enabled to post./noscript div id="belt" div class="tool hidden if-room room-2"a href="#theme" title="Toggle theme" id="toggle-theme"img class="ic-24dp" src="/img/icbrightnessdark@2x.png" //a/div div class="tool if-room room-1"a href="/me/posts/" title="View posts" id="view-posts"img class="ic-24dp" src="/img/iclistdark@2x.png" //a/div div class="tool"a href="#publish" title="Publish" id="publish"img class="ic-24dp" src="/img/icsenddark@2x.png" //a/div /div /header script src="/js/h.js"/script script type="text/javascript" src="/js/menu.js"/script script function toggleTheme() { if (document.body.classList.contains('light')) { setTheme('dark'); } else { setTheme('light'); } H.set('padTheme', newTheme); } function setTheme(newTheme) { document.body.classList.remove('light'); document.body.classList.remove('dark'); document.body.classList.add(newTheme); var btns = Array.prototype.slice.call(document.getElementById('tools').querySelectorAll('a img')); if (newTheme == 'light') { if (H.get('padTheme', 'auto') == 'dark'){ for (var i=0; i<btns.length; i++) { btns[i].src = btns[i].src.replace('@2x.png', 'dark@2x.png'); } } } else { for (var i=0; i<btns.length; i++) { btns[i].src = btns[i].src.replace('dark@2x.png', '@2x.png'); } } H.set('padTheme', newTheme); } if (H.get('padTheme', 'auto') == 'light') { setTheme('light'); } else if (H.get('padTheme', 'auto') == 'dark') { setTheme('dark'); } else { const isDarkMode = window.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)").matches if (isDarkMode) { setTheme('dark'); } else { setTheme('light'); } } var $writer = H.getEl('writer'); var $btnPublish = H.getEl('publish'); var $btnEraseEdit = H.getEl('edited-elsewhere'); var $wc = H.getEl("wc"); var updateWordCount = function() { var words = 0; var val = $writer.el.value.trim(); if (val != '') { words = $writer.el.value.trim().replace(/\s+/gi, ' ').split(' ').length; } $wc.el.innerText = words + " word" + (words != 1 ? 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