<phoebos>
i battled with grafx2 but couldn't work out how to cut down the global colour table, so ran it through an online gif optimiser afterwards
<phoebos>
got it down from like 900 bytes to 90
<phoebos>
acheam: i was converting the style guide to smu, but that could also work
<phoebos>
it would be nice to have some content-width css rule to make the sidebar come into the main column on a phone so that the content can use the full width
<phoebos>
re smu and a ids, your way is the least work
<phoebos>
but it's adding another markup system
<noocsharp>
i use smu for my website
<phoebos>
oh nice
<noocsharp>
acheam: that picture took a full 30 seconds to load
<phoebos>
did you do the tables in html
<noocsharp>
well i use it for the blog posts and main page
<noocsharp>
my projects page is just html
<noocsharp>
maybe i should write the seemingly ubiquitous "how i overengineered a static site generator for this website" post soon
<acheam>
noocsharp: yeah my phone takes big pictures, sorry, should have compressed it first
<acheam>
at least for me it always starts off as "oh I'll just write a few lines of shell to make a basic templating system and nothing more" and I end up with hundreds of lines of sphagetti
* noocsharp
glances at his 184 line personal pile of spaghetti
<phoebos>
just writing html is best for me
<acheam>
my current version of the website is just 10 lines which I'm happy about
<acheam>
it just automatically makes the index page and pastes the content in a standard header/footer
<noocsharp>
i have full html templates in heredocs in mine, not ideal
<acheam>
heredocs are fine...
<acheam>
but I guss they can get messy
<noocsharp>
but full html templates inside shell scripts
<acheam>
the messiest thing I remember doing was: Using the caddy server dynamic templating system, but wanting a static website, so in order to build my website, the script would run an instance of caddy then recursively wget through the website to download static versions of the bages
<acheam>
it would also run through a script which used pygments to color source code, and a few other "layers" that added more and more complexity to the content
<acheam>
oh I think I also did pagination for some reason
<noocsharp>
christ almighty
<acheam>
I wish I still had the source code for it.... would be fun to laugh at it now
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