It's been 84 years...

I've been stupidly busy with IRL stuff and Twitch streaming to really stay consistent with editing, but here's the updates that I've gotten done so far:

- Fixed the Affiliate Pages and did some reformatting.

Honestly, I didn't like the format for the main "biography" area initially since what I was trying to would've been more decent with something like Grid instead of Flex, but if I did things with grid then I would've had to do ten times more work with trying to code for mobile in mind.

I also figured out how to finally figure out how to embed Twitch streams and mess with scrollable carousels, so it takes up less vertical space on a page and just has everything to go in one container rather than having a million of them.

- New Navigation Bar

It's not broken this time!

I ended up ditching the "vertical switches to horizontal" idea that I had when trying to horizontally resize the window itself, because it also would've involved switching display CSS bullshit and I really didn't want to deal with that either. So I ended up sticking with the top horizontal bar that stays in the center of the page because I think it's easier to access and it's more practical than the goofy ass shit I was trying to do.

The only downside is that it does require Javascript to run on the entire site, since I also just import it as a .js file in the top of each HTML. It's easier in the long run if I just have two files to edit rather than going through every single page and trying to mitigate mistakes and fuck something up even more.

Now it's time to get into my updated To-Do list after getting the main stuff I wanted done finished:

1. One final reformat to adhere to web accessibility for the entire site.

_{I'm pretty sure I can get in legal trouble if I don't do this, so it's a big one. Oops.}
I was able to snoop around and I found this accessibility evaluation tool that not only tells me what I need to do, but where. So far from what I've seen, it's just adding a language attribute to each page and alternative text to a couple of images.

2. Making a dynamically hosted form for Affiliate Applications.

I've been talking to a few people behind the scenes, and hopefully we'll be able to host more content than just mine, Jameson's, and Chuck's eventually.