July 21, 2025
- Date Created
New feature
I Implemented Atom Feed !
I created this because there has been some access looking for
/feed/. The content is only the top page at the
moment.
Design changes
Pursuit of apparent ease
The Lightbox design got to be better. On a mobile, it can display in the full width of the screen. The left and right buttons are larger and easier to press.
The alternative CSS is now only Minimum and
Light (Simple) is discontinued. Don’t you feel your
brain is less tired when there are fewer colors?
The number of images in the gallery has been changed from an overlay display by CSS to an inline display. It is easier to click and looks more pixiv-like.
More semantic HTML
Removed title from gallery thumbnail’s attribute
and set alt instead.
Almost all images in articles used to be in
<figure>, but now I know that
<figure> should not be used for “figures and
tables that are not complete contents in an article”, so images
without <figcaption> are changed to
<p><img/></p> or
<p <picture></picture></p>.
Then, I adjusted the style so that the appearance of both would
be the same.
In addition, the maximum width of the article area was changed from 580px to 880px in the last style revise, and the maximum width of the images was also changed from 500px to 800px.
There is other minor changes include removing
<main role="main">, updating the size of the
apple-touch-icon, and adding
<link rel=privacy-policy>.
Site specification changes
Improved Lightbox behavior. Fixed the prev/next buttons position, so it should be easier to scroll through images with the mouse hovering over the buttons. Also, a bug that caused the button to fade out after scrolling through images has been fixed.
I thought that I would mostly be “pasting illustrations as PNGs,” which is what I initially drew, so the system only had the ability to compress the images using WEBP. However, I enjoyed blogging more than I expected, and I often pasted huge JPEG images I took with my iPhone.
Thumbnails are only for gallery, so it has not been modified and continue using PNG/WEBP.
Use .caution to warn about genres that may
require special filtering in NSFW.
Future changes
No one likes cookie consent screens, and I will not implement any features that require cookies in the future. This is partly because we have quite a few connections from overseas1 and cannot afford to ignore the strict regulations imposed by foreign authorities.
The scripts and documents we are using for development are being prepared for release in the near future.
Europe > North America > Asia (including Japan) > South America > Africa / In order of increasing number.↩︎
License Information
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