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Just found out about the "paint-order" css property. An easy way to add a stroke (outline) to text. I found it while looking at an archive of the Radio Disney website from 2003. https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/p/paint-order/
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stoneroad
3 days ago
Mostly a list of different software tools I use on a regular basis. PDF editors, Image re-sizers, etc.
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stoneroad
6 days ago
This is only a demo at the moment. These are not real people. More updated will be coming...sometime...
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maxcrunch
6 days ago
proud of you! Even if it doesn't end up being your thing, it's always a great success to try.
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stoneroad
6 days ago
Thank you :) I agree, That's why I find courage to be one of the most valuable traits. It's completely under your control. When I see someone doing something their afraid of in the hopes of making their lives better, I find it very admirable. I think about it a lot when I see people like that at the gym.
Word of the day: Peripatetic, someone who travels from place to place often for work or on foot. Commonly used for professions such as teachers, nurses or musicians. Also used to describe the followers of Aristotle.
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maxcrunch
1 week ago
omg I love Beryl Markham and have her plane tattooed on my ribs! Love to see a mention
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stoneroad
2 weeks ago
I've started working on updates in VS Code instead of the neocities editor. (I don't know why I didn't start sooner.) Even though my profile hasn't showed many updates I have a few big things in the works, the first of which I'm hoping to put out in a few days.
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I'm glad you're back. Hope everything is aright?
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that's useful, thanks for sharing
You're welcome. I was wondering how they outlined the text on the site way back in 2003, and while I still have no idea, I stumbled upon paint-order as a much more modern effect to achieve a similar result. https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/gallery/radio-disney-in-2003