Just trying my best, thank u so much! <3

thank you! <3 and your site is really cool!

@lilykhan thanks! :)

but yours is waaayyyy better, I have no clue on how to do that stuff lol

u can check the code to know about how to do the stuff u wanna do!!:D

lol

@CodingCactus

@Code1Tech huh?

huh++;

thnx :) <3

sure y would i mind if i made it as a template for others to use lol :D feel free to use it :)

Thank so much, template creators are the [email protected]

haha thnx <3

Do you know how people get the content creator tab [email protected]

the content creator tag? ohh yes if u make template or content for repl.it and if they approve it then u can get it!
i won it with this site i made it for template jam and i got 1st place so that's how i get the content creator tag :P

Oh, im making a full guide its gonna be about 500 lines when finished, do you think it would deserve content creator? its on a programing language no one has ever talked about on [email protected]

well staff will decide is,but best of luck :D

[email protected]

aww thnx <3

thank you! <3

no problem :) @lilykhan

thank u :D

@lilykhan how long did you have to study web dev to make this awesome template?

I'm trying to learn web development since 2yrs :)

@lilykhan dang

thnx! :D

@CodeSalvageON hahayes

Its a template! of course u can use it, thats y i made it lol. <3

jQuery is for navbar to hide when scrolling

It looks nice, but it could be done without any jQuery.
I say this because jQuery is really thicc and slow...
:(

:(

:)

// header scrolling effect
window.addEventListener('scroll', function() {
    if (window.scrollTop())
        document.getElementsByTagName('header')[0].classList.add('nav-show');  
    else
	document.getElementsByTagName('header')[0].classList.remove('nav-show');
});

//hamburger
const navSlide = () => {
	 const hamburger = document.querySelector(".hamburger");
	 const navbar = document.querySelector(".nav-bar");
	 const navLinks = document.querySelectorAll(".nav-bar li");

         hamburger.onclick = () => {
	     navbar.classList.toggle("nav-active");
	     navLinks.forEach((link, index) => {
	         if (link.style.animation)
	             link.style.animation = "";
	         else
		     link.style.animation = `navLinkFade 0.5s ease forwards ${index / 7 + 1}s`;
	  });
	  //hamburger animation
	  hamburger.classList.toggle("toggle");
    }	 
}

window.onload = () => navSlide();

way better and cleaner than jQuery ;)
I upvote!

not bad at javascript, either

oh wow thx

its not, css is awesome! u should try using css more u'll like it, i'm sure :D

@lilykhan CSS is the reason I don't do webdev. I tried it.

oh sad :C

@jefe08 tq :)

XD @lilykhan

thank u :)

same

check this project I made it isn't complete yet but here it is: https://[email protected]

nice add some space

it is a php webserver I used php only for the visit counter but my dad helped [email protected]

ok just [email protected]

around text

oh ok I invited you to a team I have with a friend it is all about html, css, js (jquery) and last but not least, PHP. Want to [email protected]

not right now

ok [email protected]

:)

@EvanMaksud we all start form somewhere and i think u can make better than that :D

@lilykhan yeah In Sha Allah someday!

thank u :) <3

@rayaansom tq :D

Uh [email protected]

@mayamunn I'm so glad to see that u like my work. I saw your changes, purple looks cool. Read about u so amazing to know u, and I can see ur love for technology, university can be hard but I think u r good enough to handle it easily. best of luck for ur future and thx again. („• ֊ •„)

np (⁀ᗢ⁀)

@EdwinCifuentes yes u can use it and thank u :D

My lil brain :o

oof @lilykhan

(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ:･ﾟ✧ ✧ﾟ･: ヽ(◕ヮ◕ヽ) thank u <3

@lilykhan You're welcome! Though, really, this is a professional website. I'd like to see you create a CSS framework like this so the same CSS can be used even on other types of websites!

i'm not sure if i can do it! and there r already few amazing CSS framework to do that! u should try water.css and fox.css :D

@lilykhan I've used some Bootstrap before, but never either of those. Though, it actually looks like both of those are actually made by people on Repl.it! However, neither of them can make a website like this. You said you are not sure if you can do it, but it is less than you think. I've tried making my own framework with Framework CSS+JS (also includes useful JavaScript utilities based on AngularJS, unless using the Home theme which is designed for home pages and login/signup pages). I actually designed Framework CSS+JS for my new series of webapps under the project name iConn (Internet Connection Technologies in full name version). However, it didn't take too much work at all and I think you could definitely do it! Of course, it might take a little more JavaScript, but not much at all anyways (I only used like 1 line in the Home theme of Framework CSS+JS).

:o yeah both water.css and fox.css was made by people of repl community, and i think i have so much more to learn for now! but thanks :D

@lilykhan You're welcome. Though, after you learn what you need to learn, still keep thinking about what you could do in a framework. I think it would be great to see this level of CSS in a framework!

ofc i'll try it for sure :D

:o

thank u! :D