Todo (in no particular order)
- Add more comments to the site's code to better note down what code does what (and fiddle with the things I don't already know using the template page to find out what they do)
- Create Lesson 1 for the Computercraft Tutorial
- Add images to Lesson 0 of the Computercraft Tutorial
- Add links
- Fill out about page more
- Find/make a header image
- Find some way to make the 404 page's messages random (and come up with a bunch of random messages to put in)
- Maybe also redesign the 404 page to be a bit more interesting and use a more unique layout?
- Maybe add a few blinkies and buttons to the main index page
- style.css doesn't seem to be able to do what I want. Or at least, if it can, I can't figure out how to do it. May want to still check other site's style.css to see if they managed to do it
- Add a scrollbar to the update box on each page. That box gets quite big when theres too many updates. That, or move it to a seperate page and repurpose the box for something else.
- Add a page in the about section for links, as well as add two sections, one for "about me" and another for "about this site"
- Make a few more side series for reviews. "Software Showcase" for pieces of software that I reccomend, and another series I need to come up with a name for which are reviews of useful websites?
- Add a section in about/misc for a storage of both badges and blinkies.
Site overhaul ideas
- Maybe I could give each section of the site it's own layout?
- I kind of like how early webpages look. Maybe I should add in more GIFs? Or at least give the site a lot more charm?
- I could also make the header image and/or background different in each section of the site? Maybe I can extend this to each blog month (each month has a dedicated background, reused each year) and game review (each game will have a background/header themed after the game)?
- For the Computercraft Tutorial section, for the page where you select each lesson, I could possibly make it so that it's a screenshot of a Computercraft Monitor with each link written on the monitor using a Computercraft program. I'm unsure how big each image's filesizes will be, though, or if I can make it look good when lowering the image's quality to save on filesize.
- Each link will have different colors depending on whether or not its hovered or clicked
- Will also use image maps for this, and have the two "hover" and "click" screenshots be chopped up into individual files for each clickable link, assuming that's possible (it's likely possible with javascript at least).
- Will want to be in the exact same spot and looking at the exact same angle for each screenshot. I could either make the program rotate between the 3 colors for all applicable text and take the 3 screenshots at the same time, or use a /tp command to place me at the exact same spot and viewing angle between editing the program to change the colors (will likely go with the first option, though, since it's a bit easier).