Pic related, the current webring on my site
>>30993Like the new banner anon, has more personality to it! I updated it on my ring with it
>>31010Thanks for adding everyone to the ring anon, looks good!
>>31032Well done anon! Glad to see your page getting developed!
>>31070Very cool site anon, love the style! One thing though some of the banners on the banner page are the thumbnails on this page and not the actual banners (for example mine and xerophyte are animated gifs).
Also as per this anons post
>>31075, you can achieve a non-js functionality here somewhat with a little CSS and JS. Essentially you could do the following:
1) Remove the onclick events and move the URLs back to href attribute
2) Place a script at the bottom of the body that will find all of these links, take their href attributes and re-add the click event, something like this:
```
Array.from(document.querySelector("div.content").querySelectorAll("a")).forEach(ele => {
let href = ele.getAttribute("href");
ele.removeAttribute("href");
ele.addEventListener("click", (event) => {
window.open(`${href}', 'Art', 'resizable, height=800 width=1200`);
});
});
```
The idea is that if JS is not enabled the links will remain as standard links, but if JS is enabled upon page load they will be converted to links that will open windows like they currently do (by removing the href attributes and adding in click events).
3) Use flexbox and media queries to center the content within a box that has 1200 width and 800 height. The media query would work window size. The idea is when the window size is say 1250px or lower youll use your current CSS for the page, but if its higher than that youll switch to centering the content within the 1200x800 box limit you set. For users who followed the link without JS on the prior page they will open a tab that is size roughly 1920x1080, the media query will kick in, and set the content to a box of 1200x800, but if the link was clicked via JS then a window of 1200x800 will open and the lower media query will kick in to give the page your current behavior. As far as I know without JS you cant open and resize a window, so the current behavior cant be perfectly emulated in the no script scenario, but it will still work pretty well for the non JS people. Hope this helps anon, great site!
