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☔︎ ∙ Help & Tutorials / Help with wiki styled gallery?
« on: February 13, 2023, 06:38:37 am »
EDIT: Accidentally attached two copies of the same files my bad. :drat:

How TF do you make a wikipedia styled gallery? :TnT: :pc:

Hey guys I'm currently working on updating this gallery section that I'm working on.
I tested different sized images and I sadly found out that vertical images changed the height of the gallery figure elements. I wanted containers that hold vertical images to maintain the same size as all the other gallery figures.

TLDR: I basically just want the figure elements in the gallery section to be roughly around 150px wide and tall, while keeping the images actual aspect ratio.

I'm asking here since I tried what I know and attempted looking stuff up and I'm kinda stumped. I've attached both the html and css if you want a more thorough look.


Here's an example of what I'm trying to go for with my gallery figures:
https://zeldawiki.wiki/wiki/Groose#Gallery

Here's 2 screenshots showing the issue.

Desktop:


Mobile:


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So I'm working on my site and I sort of realized that screens bigger than 1920x1080 are going to have a hard time reading the text on the page, while smaller screens are going to have a hard time with the text since it might be too big and might even ruin the layout. :ohdear:

I was thinking about using EM instead of PX but found out the size is based off of the default font size of the computer/device. So there's a possibility of it being super inconsistent.

Is it worth doing? :pc:

(Also if anyone's used this please let me know any good tips/tricks!)

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❤︎ ∙ Greetings and Introductions / It's meeeeee! :D
« on: December 06, 2022, 10:47:59 pm »
Hi I'm Queen I'm a digital artist! :cheesy:

I code HTML and CSS, also am currently learning javascript as well. Currently I'm working on my sites latest layout. :pc:
I'm into videogames like mario, legend of zelda, kirby, mario kart, super smash bros, and many others.

I'd list some albums I like to, but the list is way too long. :ozwomp:


Here's some of my links:

Site: https://queenofarms.neocities.org/
(Note: Currently working on a new layout at the moment so it's just 1 page.)

Updates Blog: https://queensneoblog.tumblr.com/
(Note: I haven't posted any updates yet since this is a new blog.)

Mastodon: https://social.yesterweb.org/@QueensRambleRoomFFCASH
(Note: You should check this out in order to catch up to the current progress of my site.)


I found out about this page after seeing people link to the forums. I knew about melonland and melonking for a while but wasn't really interested til now. I've also seen melon in the yesterweb discord server so I got curious.
I finally decided to join after realizing that this is a general forum that's not overwhelming.

That's all I could think of! :grin:
-Queen



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