TO DO

figure out the bull shit (thank you for holding my hand petrapixel)
understand the logic of the website.
- how do HTML, CSS, javascript elements depend on one another?
- in what circumstances is one needed over another? i.e. what do these individual types of coding languages generally do for a website?
- in what ways do they overlap and in what ways do they diverge?
- what are some examples/exceptions where one type of code can temporarily override another (such as specifying text color for a single line of text in HTML when the default color set in CSS? ...is that how HTML and CSS work btw? that's what i picked up.)
- what resources they reference from
questioning if i want a different site layout with every page or not and how that will play into HTML/CSS/Javascript, also how to optimize my website's code so its less of a hassle to update.
logistics and organization of the code. how do people typically organize files? do they do it offline too? spill the trade secrets because i'm freaking lost here
are there any free programs with interactive code building where you can see your website updated in real time? i don't want to accidentally override something when i update my neocities website. i need immediate feedback for learning.
lurk more
sitemap
sites i find personally interesting/helpful
figure out how to make blog posts
HOW DO I MAKE THE FOOTER CLOSER TO THE END OF MY TEXT .... IT'S SO FAR DOWN THERE GAWD DAYM. i want the length to change with the length of the content that's on the page. there's so much unnecessary space here help

wait could it be because there's so much vertical content in the sidebar? would i be able to split the sidebar into two somehow and have a scrollbar for each instead?

how do i add a drop shadow on okuyasu floating around. it would be funny.