When I migrated to AutoMad (which is still AWESOME) I looked for a nice template that would suffice my needs and, luckily, the default theme was looking great! But I had to do some alterations...
...and by some I mean a ton in the css and to make about 6 new templates for posts and stuff (mostly because for multilingual parts).
Here is an image about how my site looks with the default theme (without changing any content) and how my design looks like (or looked like as of now):
As you can see, the original design is nice and all, but there was a few key feature that I had to have:
So I had to learn how this system worked and it was surprisingly easy, except for the part where I had no clue and just did everything in true trial-and-error style.
Good times...
Although now I finally moved my modifications to another theme instead of rewriting the modifications after every update. Not that I wasn't grateful for the updates, but I had to do this in order to not to go crazy every time an update arrives.
A self portrait and an illustration attempt for Unforeseen Visitor. SPOILER ALERT! Reveals who the unforeseen visitor is.
- /.\\\ Victorix
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| _|_ Inamorata Luckseeker
Shadowy meadows
Surround the valley
Skinny wee fellows
Pushing a trolley
The grasses are green
The sky is melancholic...
Concepts for Writing is a document I wrote during April of 2020 to present some of my (currently and mostly) unused or somewhat abandoned concepts. I completely forgot about it and never posted anywhere, until now, when I do post it basically exactly as it was...
"...And so shall we begin." The voice of Mr. Soft echoed from the lecture hall's faraway walls. The auditorium was scarcely populated, students sat far and wide, as it is customary during a pandemic, which meant that the professor's question were answered by more scalps than usual. Sleeping in classes were not unheard of, but when you take away the possibility of misbehaving, one cannot make matrix arithmetic interesting enough for the masses to keep them awake...