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OP: How to fold a flying pig. (cr简开JK)

The Corpus of Electronic Texts, or CELT, a collection of Irish cultural materials. This includes English translations of Irish myths.

Mary Jones - similar to CELT, and a resource we used for translations in the Irish mythology class I took in undergrad.

An Encyclopedia of Fairies by Katherine Mary Briggs, a British folklorist.

The Folklore of Cornwall by Ronald M. James. Unfortunately this book is harder to access and is often only in university libraries, but if you're interested in piskies it's a potentially very helpful read.

I was experimenting with setting one skin for my laptop and a different skin for my phone and ended up with a halfway decent dark mode of my medieval skin by adding that one and my simplified low contrast skin together.

If you haven't already got it, create a site skin for my medieval skin. Instructions are in the ReadMe file.

In the medieval skin code, find ol.index.group, and delete it (line 18 in the github file)

If you haven't already got it, create a site skin for my simplified low contrast dark mode skin

Create a third site skin to combine those first two together

In the CSS box for that third skin, paste this code (it doesn't do anything but you need to have something in that box): li.blurb { background: transparent; }

Scroll down and tap on the button labelled Advanced

Scroll down again and tap on Add Parent Skin

In the text box, stop typing the name you gave to the medieval skin and select it from the drop down

Add Parent Skin again

Type in the name you gave the dark mode and select it from the drop down

Tap on the Submit button to save the third skin.

On the new page, Use the third skin.

Now you've got a dark medieval skin with a simplified interface for AO3.