Codes By Feral

✶ 𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗠𝗘 ⠀ 　۪ ⠀　 suddenly⠀ ⠀ ⸻ ⠀ ⠀no. 175.

⁰¹ ㅤㅤfeatures.

personal / resource blog theme. different font sizes and options. visible source link. best viewed on chrome. npf friendly.

⁰² ㅤㅤdimensions.

sidebar bg: 190x240.

sidebar png: 220x280.

oval: 70x100.

icon: 60x60.

nav: 130x170.

character profile: 120x150.

outfit: 210x310.

accesories: 124x90 and 124x120.

muses: 50x50.

⁰³ ㅤㅤterms of use.

please don’t remove the credit. this is not a base code. do not take parts of the code without my permission. do not buy / use if i have you blocked. do not repost. do not use as inspiration.

red strings npcs. html/css

npcs — profile

[PT] Não tire os créditos. Dê like ou reblog se usar ♥

[EN] Don’t remove the credits. Like or reblog if using ♥

[ES] No elimine los créditos. Like o reblog si usa ♥

[FR] Ne supprimez pas les crédits. Likez ou rebloguez si vous utilisez ♥

willow | theme by sage

get the code: static preview sidebar theme i made for my main blog! live preview @tina-snow

features (more info below the cut):

select: post width (540px / 600px / 500px), corners (4 options), tags default or on click

sidebar includes an uploadable image with a custom description, 3 info stats, updates button, up to 4 extra links, fixed pagination

customizable: colors, body & title fonts, and font size

npf supported, responsive design, day/night, scroll to top, tumblr controls, tabler icons

nothing needs to be changed in the code, everything can be changed in the customize panel!

terms:

reblog if using

do not touch the credit

all terms / faq

credits listed in the code / credits page

please consider supporting me ♡

the ninth circle - skinathon: week 2

(board statistics, member list, profile, toggle sidebar, mini profile)

by some miracle, i managed to catch up from week one and i am now fully on track??? i am not sure how it happened but here we are.

this week was… a struggle, to put it mildly. @maevecodes was an absolute angel and crucial support in the massive amount of troubleshooting i had to go through. would’ve never made it without u, love u.

in any case, to challenge (read: torture) myself, i, with a little help, developed a fully functional to do list which allows the user to add and remove tasks – it works like a neat little tracker and will remember the list items even if you exit the page. 

the truth is how long a skin is going to take is largely dependent on the skin itself. i've never had two skins or even two templates come out at exactly the same amount of time and effort put in, even if i were to make an exact replica of a previous skin it would end up taking less time. instead, here's some things that go into how long a skin will take.

Experience. Honestly, how long you've been skinning on that platform specifically will be a determining factor. If you're skinning for jcink, how long you've been working with jcink will factor in. The longer you've worked with it, the easier to manipulate and understand.

Skill. Literally just how long you've been coding and how much coding you do. I would argue that how much you've coded recently would go here as well but that's just because coding is easier the more frequently you've done it, in my opinion.

Project. What you are working on itself and its level of complexity, how much you have to learn to achieve it, what all you have to implement, change, manipulate, test, all of these things will factor in to how long it takes you. And If the project is for someone else? You need to double or even quadruple how long this takes for checking if something is okay, giving previews, following mock ups, discussion, changes, and everything else.

Time. How much time you can put in will determine how long it takes as well. Depending on who you are, this can be a negative or a positive. For me, if I have more time to sit and actually just focus on coding, I'm going to get more done in shorter periods of time. That said, for someone else they may be used to coding in short bursts, so trying to code longer can feel like pulling teeth. It's all coder dependent here.

Muse. It sucks to say but how much a coder is feeling a project and how into the project they are is going to factor. If I'm excited about something, I can get it done faster. If I'm working on my own project, I'm going to be speedier. It is what it is, excitement and muse is fuel in coding just the same as it is in writing.

Executive Function. I didn't really know what to name this one but hopefully once I explain it'll be easier. When coding, you have to decide when you're done, when you've done enough, when to code and when not to, when to take breaks. It's freelancing, and you have to treat it as such. This is very much easier on some than others. This is probably the hardest of all the others for me personally (shoutout ADHD) but others may find it much easier.

coming valentine's day weekend - heat waves skin $40 skin only (+ guidebook) / $55 skin, guidebook & templates features: - custom ucp, isotope member list, adaptive header (text adjusts positioning/size based on site name length), personal links dropdown (can add links via profile fields for quick access), collapsible navbar, location-specific forums (optional use), 10 member groups built-in, easy to swap fonts/images to customize

I've been sitting on this project for a hot minute, and I'm finally satisfied with it enough to release it. The skin itself will cost $40 and includes a guidebook and coordinating header codes.

The skin, guidebook, and templates will cost $55 and include several thread and comm templates, request templates, profile codes, and a build-your-own ship template (I will post previews of those next).

The skin and templates can also be purchased separately.

Gold Rush - a new free skin This skin is available for free and can be found at: https://goldrushskin.jcink.net/index.php?act=idx

The skin features a pull out top bar, an alternating post row, as well as the integration of various scripts to make your life easier.

PIXEL is a fully responsive, mobile-friendly Jcink skin. I’ve made it as user-friendly as possible with easy-to-edit variables and cues within the HTML which are also in the installation guide. Its template package is coming soon! The VIOLET CRAZY/AVALON Template Pack also works on this skin with very minor tweaks. Hop into my support server if you need a hand.

BEFORE YOU BUY! While PIXEL is designed to be easy to set up right out of the box, deeper customization may require some very basic coding knowledge - or a willingness to learn. Instructions with pictures are provided.

Please read my terms of service before purchasing: https://hexxincodes.tumblr.com/post/721896465243537408/terms-conditions

LIVE PREVIEW: https://goblikon.jcink.net/ PURCHASE LINK: https://ko-fi.com/s/972708264a

DETAILS -

Various stylistic choices built for easy opt-in or out

Badge/award areas in main and mini profiles disappear when not in use

All colors, fonts, and images set as variables for easy editing

Dark/light toggle (Fizzyelf's)

Full HTML templates

Isotope member list

Two versions of guidebook w/ tabs set up

Member group templates for guidebook

Four different forum types

Dropdown Navigation

Skin changes colors according to member group (10 set up)

Profile app with room for unlimited fields

Automatic tracker in profiles

Forums change accents w/ last poster

Full installation guide

UPON PURCHASE -

Full xml file

HTML templates xml file

Profile fields json

Installation guide pdf

Guidebook v1 txt file

Guidebook v2 txt file

CREDITS -

Isotope memberlist script is by Essi with additions from Lux and Fizzyelf

Dark/light toggle script was created by Fizzyelf

Automatic tracker by FizzyElf

#CODE script is by Nicole/Thunderstruck

Icons are from Pixel Art Icons and FlatIcons

Thought I'd make a list of some useful websites for those of us who enjoy roleplaying and what have you here on Tumblr and whatnot.

roleplay formatter: Made by the awesome @rpclefairy. I honestly can't recommend this one enough. Great for adding color, changing the font size, and the whole shebang with bold + italics + underline + strikethrough. 10/10 always use

fsymbols + emojipedia: These are both great for making your tags fancy and whatnot.

alt codes: This is genuinely great for teaching you how to make the symbols with your keyboard for everyday use so there's that. It's especially useful if you and/or your muses speak a second language so that's a bonus.

text color fader: *marge vc* I just think gradient effects on text is neat. *end marge vc*

list of colors (wikipedia): Has a list of an infinite number of colors and their hex codes. Very useful if I do say so, myself. But that's just me.

screencapped.net: Great for getting all sorts of screenshots for making icons, GFXs, promos, and whatnot.

fancaps.net: Also great for getting all sort of screencaps for making icons, GFXs, promos, and whatnot. My only complaint is that it's a little annoying to navigate so here's the proper links to movies, tv shows, and anime.

photopea: Great if you can't afford Photoshop and/or don't like using GIMP.

hakuneko: It's not so much a website as much as it is a program. You can download manga, comics, webtoons, doujinshi, etc. for making your icons, GFXs, promos, and whatnot. It's also just a great way to read stuff and catch up on everything.