finishing stuff upp

yooo so i took a little break and as FlavorTown comes to an end I wanted to share my project with yall :3
So i did what I had to… spending over an hour debugging, committing and testing on how to export the theme and link it up to the blog in production.. After i did that i managed to get it up and running on vercel under their free domain.

I also managed to pull up another version of the color gen and gallery page. alongside those all i also made few details for anyone reviewing the project

EVEN MORE MATERIAL UI and some JS theme

Woaah so i spend more time reworking the elements and now that i look at the site again its like if it would be a completely different site. I added a lot more details, imported a markdown test file (which i then used to edit all the elements to be material themed manually )

Then i spend more time on creating custom author pages and tags; not done yet so i will share later :3

Did i hear dynamic theme??

yeep.. I spend late night coding a dynamic color system. Now alongside the defualt material theme blue-ish coloscheme , there is also a dynamic colorscheme

sadly i didnt have wakatime on my laptop so there goes my ~3 hours of untracked time

I also rearranged some elements and details but i forgot most of the details as my memory sucks and the rest will be shown in final subbmision

thats all for now. cyaa

gallery and more material ui

yo, soo I found that the Gallery thing looks sooo ass… so i spend an ~1 hour on fixing it

now i have a nice material themed gallery with dynamic gallery thumbnail scaling (that scroll bar down there, its nicely dynamicly rounded, scaled and auto scrolls!)

so ye I also improoved the color scheme, then the tags for the content and content view in general (those are not final so its not explained well here, gonna be in the next devlog)

and yes I didnt find any other thumbnails than this and i was lazy to google bunch of images to test a gallery embed

blog pages are back ?

yeyy.. so i started another project of mine. I wanted to learn and practive themes more. So i decided to make my own blog page! A friend of mine bignutty has his blog page and ngl i think its good looking asf. like what its smooth, detailed and everything. So i took inspiration of his style of creating material 3 UI and created a blog page..

After some searching i found Marmite - an opensourced MD (markdown) to static page generator. This allows me to write all blog content in markdown and then just apply my own custom theme and convert it to a static page!

SO i started. I cloned the template from Marmite’s github repo and installed everything. Runned the blog for the first time annddd… it looked ass

So i made own theme! I just added some rounding there and there, custom buttons and stuff like that. Yes its really basic but its just the base for what im going to use to continue the theme in later devlogs